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Why We Need a ‘Human Rights Economy’
Several human rights groups have collaborated on a working paper which details how governments should set human rights as ...
‘Voice of the voiceless’: Human rights crusader Mario Joseph dies in accident in Haiti
In a country where justice is often elusive, Mario Joseph was a fearless crusader who didn’t care whether his opponent was the Haitian government or the international community as he defended ...
US touts use of El Salvador prison with human rights concerns
The prison in El Salvador where the Trump administration has sent alleged gang members for detention has a reputation for ...
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Venezuela’s New NGO Law and U.S. Funding Freeze Are a Death Blow to the Country’s Civil Society
Venezuela enacted a regressive law tightening state control over non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Popularly referred to ...
Human Rights Attorney Wolfgang Kaleck on Double Standards in International Law, from Russia to U.S.
Wolfgang Kaleck, founder of the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights, talks about the need for a universal, ...
Philippe Sands and the transnational legal class wrestle with the question of human rights
As the luckless citizens of Lviv, Ukraine, endure yet another foreign invasion, Philippe Sands's book — and the ideas that ...
U.S. sanctions six Chinese officials over crackdown on Hong Kong human rights, freedoms
The United States has imposed sanctions against Chinese officials accused of committing human rights abuses in Hong Kong as ...
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How Polish Thinkers Helped Shape Human Rights Law
Poland’s contribution to global human rights is both vast and often overlooked. From Tadeusz Kościuszko’s fight for the ...
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In federal suit, Illinois diocese says state ‘human rights’ law violates religious freedom
The Diocese of Springfield in Illinois is arguing in federal court that a state “human rights” law is infringing upon its ...