CSU Cleveland-Marshall Law professor Milena Sterio assists Rohingya refugees with human rights documentation
CM LAW — Professor Milena Sterio traveled to Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, in order to continue her work on a large human rights documentation project involving the Rohingya refugee community.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — Whether in Georgia, Mali, or the United States — participants at a recent public panel say that LGBTI communities from around the world face daunting challenges in realizing their human right to health because of discrimination based on their sexual orientations and gender identities.
Read More about Harvard Law hosts panel on LGBTI communities and access to health careUniversity of Houston Law Center conference looks at the energy implications of the Russian invasion of Ukraine
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER — The 4th Annual Denney L. Wright International Energy Tax Conference and the Houston Business and Tax Law Journal’s 22nd Annual Symposium daylong conference addressed as a key topic the energy crisis caused by the war in Ukraine.
Read More about University of Houston Law Center conference looks at the energy implications of the Russian invasion of UkraineUniversity of Houston Law Center hosts legal scholars from around the world for panel on supply chains, sustainability, and governance
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER — Legal scholars from around the world virtually convened with the University of Houston Law Center for a wide-reaching panel on “Global Challenges, Local Solutions: Supply Chains, Sustainability, and Governance,” offering insights and action steps to some of today’s pressing issues.
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UIC LAW — More than 75,000 Afghans have been resettled in the U.S. since the Taliban retook control of Afghanistan in August 2021. In the nine months since, local human rights organizations have responded with aid, but these organizations often need help addressing gaps in refugee services, like legal questions surrounding asylum and immigration processes.…
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ARKANSAS DEMOCRATIC GAZETTE — War was no match for springtime in Kyiv, at least not in the semester’s final transnational Rule of Law class taught at the University of Arkansas School of Law. The weekly course included online students from Ukraine who joined their American counterparts for student-driven class discussions.
Read More about University of Arkansas Law hosts discussion between American and Ukranian law studentsNotre Dame Law hosts law faculty from across the world for 2022 spring semester
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL — Notre Dame Law School is hosting three international law professors this semester. Visiting Professors Luigi Crema and Francisco J. Urbina, as well as Fulbright Visiting Professor Tamás Ádány, are teaching courses in international and comparative law.
Read More about Notre Dame Law hosts law faculty from across the world for 2022 spring semesterLaw students from across the country selected for international law fellowship
SALZBURG GLOBAL SEMINAR — Students from 13 top law schools across the United States were selected to explore the future of public and private international law at the tenth annual Salzburg Cutler Fellows Program.
Read More about Law students from across the country selected for international law fellowshipUniversity of Arizona Law professor Sergio Puig elected to board of editors for American Journal of International Law
THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA — Sergio Puig, University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law professor and director of the International Trade and Business Law program, has been elected to the board of editors for the American Journal of International Law. His four-year term of service will begin this month.
Read More about University of Arizona Law professor Sergio Puig elected to board of editors for American Journal of International LawUniversity of Arkansas Law Immigration Clinic students provide legal representation to Afghani asylum seekers
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS NEWS — U of A School of Law students partnered with Catholic Charities of Arkansas in Little Rock to provide representation to four asylum-seekers from Afghanistan this year. Since August 2022, roughly 75,000 have been given permission to live in the United States, at least temporarily, and many may be eligible for…
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