HLS Clinical and Pro Bono Programs
Providing clinical and pro bono opportunities to Harvard Law School students
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Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic's recent report on effect of Trump’s executive orders on asylum seekers is featured in the New York Times. Via New York Times WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Almost …
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Via International Human Rights Clinic By Anna Khalfaoui, LL.M. ’17 The Fifth Review Conference of the Convention on Conventional Weapons (CCW) was a great success for advocates of a ban on fully …
Continue Reading about Student perspective: Reflections of a newcomer to the CCW Review Conference →
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Via International Human Rights Clinic By Katherine Gonzalez, J.D. '17 It may be difficult to believe that a simple piece of paper can carry so much weight. But for Syrian refugees living in host …
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Via The Harvard Crimson Staffed by attorneys and students at Harvard Law School, the clinic provides immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers legal support—a mission that has become all the more …
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By Jessica Blanton, J.D. '18 During winter term, I worked for three weeks at Legal Aid of Manasota in Sarasota, Florida. The experience was invaluable, and I would strongly encourage other Harvard Law …
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Via Harvard Law Today Harvard Law School’s Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program has released a report on the effects of President Trump’s executive orders on people seeking asylum protection in …