Gerald L. Neuman specializes in international human rights law, immigration and nationality law, and U.S. constitutional law. He directs the Human Rights Program and was a member of the UN Human Rights Committee from 2011-2014.

Susan Farbstein specializes in South Africa, transitional justice, Alien Tort Statute litigation, community lawyering, as well as economic, social, and cultural rights. She directs the International Human Rights Clinic.

Bonnie Docherty specializes in civilian protection in armed conflict, particularly through humanitarian disarmament.  She is also a Senior Researcher in the Arms Division of Human Rights Watch.

Anna Crowe is Associate Director and Lecturer on Law in the International Human Rights Clinic. Her work focuses on the right to a legal identity, particularly in the refugee context, and the right to privacy.

Salma Waheedi focuses on gender justice, Islamic law, international development, business and human rights, and comparative constitutional law.

Beatrice Lindstrom is a Clinical Instructor at the International Human Rights Clinic and the Supervising Attorney of Advocates for Human Rights. Her work focuses on accountability of transnational actors, obligations of international organizations, and access to remedies.

Aminta Ossom is a Clinical Instructor at the International Human Rights Clinic. She focuses on equality, inclusion, and economic and social rights.

Dr. Abadir M. Ibrahim is the Associate Director of the Human Rights Program at Harvard Law School. As a lawyer, activist, scholar, and educator in African human rights law, he both practices and studies human rights at a global, African and domestic level. 

Kelsey is the Program Manager for the International Human Rights Clinic.

Marie Sintim is the Program Assistant for the International Human Rights Clinic.

Kai Mueller is the Program Assistant of the Human Rights Program at Harvard Law School.