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Clinic and Partners Release Book Criticizing Chile for Failure to Meet International Obligations Towards Indigenous Peoples

September 9, 2013

Jointly with Stanford Law School, the Universidad Diego Portales, and the Universidad de Los Andes, the International Human Rights Clinic released a book today about the consultation rights of indigenous peoples in Chile. The book critiques the Chilean government’s failure to guarantee indigenous peoples’ right to free, prior, and informed consultation, an international legal obligation Chile agreed to when it…

Q & A: Amelia Evans, LLM ’11, Founder of Institute for Multi-Stakeholder Initiative Integrity

August 22, 2013

This past spring, more than 70 people gathered to celebrate the launch of the Institute for Multi-Stakeholder Initiative Integrity (MSI Integrity), a business and human rights organization founded by Clinic alumna Amelia Evans, LLM ’11. It was a momentous occasion: MSI Integrity is one of the first non-profits to come out of the Clinical and Pro-Bono Program at Harvard Law…

New Allegations in 2003 Bolivian Massacre

PRESS RELEASE New Allegations of Government Planning in 2003 Bolivian Massacre Months before violence, defendants calculated it would take thousands of deaths to stop protests June 24, 2013, Miami, FL — As the tenth anniversary of government-planned massacres in Bolivia approaches, family members of those killed filed an amended complaint (English or Spanish) in Florida today with extensive new allegations…

A Goodbye Note to Graduates (Plus Pictures)!

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Today: Clinic Launches New Organization On Business and Human Rights

Event Notice April 17, 2013 “MSI Integrity: A New Business and Human Rights Organization” 4:30-6:30 pm Harkness South Drinks will be served! Join the International Human Rights Clinic for the launch of the Institute for Multi-Stakeholder Initiative Integrity, a non-profit organization the Clinic has helped get off the ground. MSI Integrity aims to strengthen the ability of multi-stakeholder initiatives, like…

Reforming the Justice System for Rape Survivors in Pakistan

October 29, 2012

Last March, a 13-year-old girl named Ayesha was gang-raped by three men in the small village of Ratta Amral, which is situated on the rural outskirts of the city of Rawalpindi. I was many thousands of miles away when it happened, finishing up my LLM degree at Harvard Law School. I had always wanted to work in human rights litigation—women’s…

If We Could Ask the Candidates One Question, It Would Be…

October 22, 2012

It’s impossible to turn on the radio, walk into a coffee shop, or even sit down at the dinner table without hearing talk of the latest U.S. presidential debate topics. But amidst the analysis of bird-counts and who has the largest binder full of ladies, certain issues are clearly being silenced in the election—and in U.S. political discourse altogether. On…

Daring to Be a Doer: Profile of Clara Long, JD ’12

Note: A shorter version of this profile appeared in the May 24, 2012 issue of the Harvard Gazette Clad in black, with her mortarboard jaunty, Clara J. K. Long received a J.D. from Harvard Law School on May 24. She was one of hundreds that day – but surely the only one who had lived in a Brazilian landfill. Back…

This Thursday: HRP Alum Shows “Code of the West” At Independent Film Festival Boston

Event Notice April 26, 2012 “Code of the West” A Documentary by Rebecca Richman Cohen Award-Winning Filmmaker, HLS Lecturer on Law 7:15 pmSomerville TheaterIndependent Film Festival Boston At a time when the country is rethinking its drug policies large and small, one state rises to the forefront of national attention. Once a pioneer in legalizing medical marijuana, the state of…

Tomorrow, April 14: Harvard Law DOCS Film Festival

For anyone interested in film or social justice, tomorrow will be a treat: Harvard Law Documentary Studio is presenting its first annual festival of student films. The topics run the gamut, from citrus workers in Florida to transgender asylum seekers to life on a Navajo reservation in New Mexico. We’ll have more on the festival next week, with a focus…

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