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Thursday, March 6: A Talk by Gary Bass, author of "The Blood Telegram: Nixon, Kissinger, and a Forgotten Genocide"… More >
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The Clinic's partners in South Africa secure win for basic schools infrastructure… More >
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The Human Rights Program is currently accepting applications for our Visiting Fellows Program...… More >
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Clinic urges international talks to pre-emptively ban "killer robots"… More >
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The Clinic and its partners release book criticizing Chile's failure to meet international obligations towards indigenous peoples… More >
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The Clinic and co-counsel file en banc petition in Second Circuit on behalf of plaintiffs in apartheid case. … More >
International Human Rights Clinic
The Clinic is the practice arm of the Human Rights Program. It works to protect the human rights of clients and communities around the world through documentation; legal and strategic analysis; litigation; treaty negotiations; and advocacy initiatives. Through supervised practice, students learn the responsibilities and skills of human rights lawyering.
Academic Program
The Academic Program is the center for scholarship and research at the Human Rights Program. It inspires and offers guidance to international human rights learning at the Law School. Founded by Professor Emeritus Henry Steiner in 1984, the Program helps students, advocates, and scholars to deepen their knowledge of human rights, and to advance discussions and critical reflection on human rights.
