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Discrimination on the Basis of Chronological Age: November 2022 Workshop Proceedings & Working Papers
Human Rights Program at Harvard Law School
April 2023

Indirect Discrimination and the COVID-19 Pandemic: February 2021 Workshop Proceedings & Working Papers
Human Rights Program at Harvard Law School
August 2021

Indirect Discrimination and Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity: October 2020 Workshop Proceedings & Working Papers
Human Rights Program at Harvard Law School
April 2021

The Alien Tort Statute and the Law of Nations: Newly Uncovered Historical Evidence of Founding Era Observations
David Golove
December 2020

A Tale of Two Risks: risk assessments and treatment of two dangerous long-term New Zealand detainees
Anthony Ellis
June 2020

Mass Protest and State Repression in Bolivian Political Culture: Putting the Gas War and the 2019 Crisis in Perspective
Carwil Bjork-James, Assistant Professor, Vanderbilt University
May 2020

State Capture Through Corruption: How Can Human Rights Help?
Jimena Reyes
June 2019

International Organizations and Human Rights – the Need for Substance
Gerald L. Neuman
April 2019

Decriminalization and the UN Human Rights Bodies
Emily Nagisa Keehn
March 2018

Women’s Victimization in Transitional Justice and Their Fight for Democracy and Human Rights: The Story of Taiwan
Yi-Li Lee
March 2018

“All the regard due to their sex”: Women in the Geneva Conventions of 1949
Anna Crowe
December 2016

Giving Meaning and Effect to Human Rights: The Contributions of Human Rights Committee Members
Gerald L. Neuman
December 2016

The Emergence of International Justice as Coercive Diplomacy: Challenges and Prospects
by Adam M. Smith
May 2012

Closing ICC Investigations: A Second Bite at the Cherry for Complementarity?
Rebecca J. Hamilton
May 2012

The Recognition of Muslim Personal Laws in South Africa: Implications for Women’s Human Rights
Rashida Manjoo
July 2007

The Domination Anxiety in Nigerian Politics (Guest Paper for the “Nigeria Conflict and Democracy” Speaker Series Event)
Ebere Onwudiwe
2001