How the Israel-Hamas war has affected political tension on college campuses
SPECTRUM NEWS — America’s colleges aspire to be places where ideas meet and common ground emerges. As the death toll rises in the Israel-Hamas war, they have become seats of anguish.
Read More about How the Israel-Hamas war has affected political tension on college campusesUniversity at Buffalo Law faculty attend international Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference
UBNOW — The co-directors of UB’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Study Center played vital roles in the recent international Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, organizing and hosting a key conference and addressing comprehensive issues of economic trade under the scrutiny of international leaders.
Read More about University at Buffalo Law faculty attend international Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conferenceUIC Law International Human Rights Clinic publishes summary record of UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
UIC LAW — Human Rights Day is celebrated on December 10, 2023 this year and marks the day the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Read More about UIC Law International Human Rights Clinic publishes summary record of UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial DiscriminationNYU Law professor José Alvarez honored for work in international law
NYU LAW NEWS — The American Society of International Law (ASIL) announced that José Alvarez, Herbert and Rose Rubin Professor of International Law, will be the 2024 recipient of its Manley O. Hudson Medal.
Read More about NYU Law professor José Alvarez honored for work in international lawToledo Law student Kathryn Tucker views terrorist hearings in Guantánamo Bay
THE BLADE — In a unique opportunity, University of Toledo College of Law student Kathryn Tucker traveled to Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, to observe the pretrial hearings of detainees accused of involvement in the 9/11 terrorist attacks — court proceedings that many Americans may not realize are ongoing.
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THE NATIONAL JURIST — The number of U.S. graduate programs open to foreign attorneys has blossomed in recent years.
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BERKELEY LAW — During his master’s studies at Tashkent State University of Law and then as an independent doctoral researcher, Botirjon Kosimov explored judicial independence in his home country of Uzbekistan, then compared it to how United States courts ensure the independence of jurists.
Read More about A look at UC Berkeley Law Visiting Scholars ProgramUC Law San Francisco international law students host global foods potluck
UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO — Piles of French crepes and Norwegian waffles, a Japanese beef rice bowl called Gyūdon, and Indian rice pudding known as Kheer were just a few global foods dished out at a potluck celebrating the cultures of dozens of international students at UC Law San Francisco.
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LSU LAW — A delegation of 10 senior lawyers from the Office of the Attorney General of Bangladesh arrived in Baton Rouge on Saturday, Nov. 11, for a weeklong training session on appellate advocacy led by LSU Law faculty that concluded on Friday, Nov. 17.
Read More about LSU Law hosts delegation of Bangladeshi attorneys for appellate advocacy trainingNotre Dame Law establishes Global Human Rights Clinic
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME THE LAW SCHOOL — Notre Dame Law School announces the establishment of a new Global Human Rights Clinic.
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