via Harvard Law Todayby Julia Hanna Ikram Ais LL.M. ’21 was 8 years old when she realized her mother could not read or write. “I asked for help with my homework and she just sat there,” …
Ode to the Class of 2021
via HRP blogby Bonnie Docherty On May 27, 2021, we said goodbye to Harvard Law School Class of 2021. In lieu of an in-person celebration, graduating students of the International Human Rights …
A Burning Issue: The Human Cost of Incendiary Weapons
via HRP blogby Jacqulyn Kantack Incendiary weapons inflict excruciating physical and psychological injuries on civilians in conflict zones, and those who survive endure a lifetime of suffering. …
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Beyond the Coup in Myanmar: Echoes of the Past, Crises of the Moment, Visions of the Future
via Just Securityby Emily Ray and Tyler Giannini Follow the whole series on the HRP website (Editor’s Note: This article introduces a Just Security series on the Feb. 1, 2021 coup …
Report Finds Haitian Government Complicit in Crimes Against Humanity
via HRP blog Haitian human rights coalition, Harvard clinic release new analysis of state-sanctioned massacres (April 22, 2021, Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Cambridge, MA) — Three deadly …
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Earth Day 2021: What the Yamuna River Teaches Us About Climate Change and Human Rights
via HRP blogby Cindy Wu J.D. '22 You may have seen images of Hindu devotees immersing themselves in large clouds of white foam floating through the Yamuna River in Delhi, India. But …