CHRGJ is pleased to announce the 2019 International Law and Human Rights Fellows. The International Law and Human Rights (ILHR) Fellowship Program is designed to provide NYU Law students with the opportunity to gain education in the theory and practice of international and human rights law through a 10-12 week internship with an international organization. CHRGJ coordinates the ILHR Fellowship Program with the Institute for International Law and Justice and the support of the Public Interest Law Center. Fellows are selected after a competitive application and interview process.

The 2018 ILHR Fellows are:

• Jasmine Benzine (JD ’21) — Reprieve-US – New York, NY
• Frances Chapman (JD ’21) — United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees – Amman, Jordan
• Fontanne Chu (LLM ’19) — United Nations Residual Mechanism for the International Criminal Tribunals – The Hague, Netherlands
• Clara Correa (JD ’21) — United Nations International Law Commission – Geneva, Switzerland
• Giannina Crosby (JD ’21) — United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees – Amman, Jordan
• Amanda Fang (JD ’21) — United Nations Special Tribunal for Lebanon – The Hague, Netherlands
• Estefania Giaccone (LLM ’19) — TBC
• Noelia Gravotta (JD ’21) — Legal Assistance Centre – Windhoek, Namibia
• Belén Ibañez (LLM ’18) — United Nations International Law Commission – Geneva, Switzerland
• Molly Kwon Brossman (JD ’21) — Southern Africa Litigation Centre – Johannesburg, South Africa
• Daniel Lee (JD ’21) — Human Rights Law Network – New Delhi, India
• Pauline Morgan (JD ’21) — United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees – Beirut, Lebanon
• S. Priya Morley (LLM ’19) — United Nations Team of Experts on the Rule of Law and Sexual Violence in Conflict – New York, NY
• Samantha Morris (JD ’21) — Reprieve-UK – London, England
• Sarah Murphy (LLM ’19)  — United Nations International Law Commission – Geneva, Switzerland
• Michael Naughton (JD ’21) — International Center for Transitional Justice – Bogotá, Colombia
• Nora Niazian (JD ’21) — United Nations International Law Commission – Geneva, Switzerland
• Karl Pielmeier (JD ’21) — Center for Legal and Social Studies – Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Rosa Polaschek (LLM ’19) — Al-Haq – Ramallah, West Bank
• Mary Margaret Quinn (LLM ’19) — United Nations International Law Commission – Geneva, Switzerland
• Youlia Racheva (JD ’21) — Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust – Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Josephine Ramseyer (JD ’21) — United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Protection and Solutions United – Washington, DC
• Adam Ray (JD ’21) — European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights – Berlin, Germany
• Rachel Rieglhaupt (JD ’21) — International Women’s Rights Action Watch-Asia-Pacific – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• Fatima Sani (LLM ‘ 19) — Defence for Children International – Freetown, Sierra Leone
• Srishti Sharma (LLM ’19) — United Nations Department of Peacekeeping Operations, Justice and Corrections Service – New York, NY
• Adam Tanne (JD ’21) — United Nations International Law Commission – Geneva, Switzerland
• Andrew Van Duyn (JD ’21) — United Nations International Law Commission – Geneva, Switzerland
• Charlotte Verdon (JD ’21) — United Nations International Law Commission – Geneva, Switzerland
• Kalpana Yadav (LLM ’19) — Center for Economic and Social Rights – New York, NY