Category: Events

A conversation between Nick Koumjian, prosecutor at the ECCC and Prof. Hannah Garry, director of the USC International Human Rights Clinic….Continue Reading Decades after genocide – Is justice possible?

…Continue Reading EVENT: Decades After Genocide – Is Justice Possible?

A panel discussion to commemorate World Refugee Day at the University of Southern California’s Gould School of Law focused on the administration’s anti-refugee policies. Panelists will address the legal and public health consequences of these policies on the local and national stages, and what advocates can do to fight for refugee rights….Continue Reading EVENT: The Impact of the Administration’s Immigration Policies on Migrants Fleeing Persecution

Featuring Rebecca Hamilton, Washington Post correspondent and New America Foundation Fellow. Rebecca Hamilton’s new book, Fighting for Darfur addresses this timely question. Come hear about the global human rights movement’s struggle for awareness on genocide in Darfur. She’ll also comment on the situation in Libya….Continue Reading EVENT: Fighting Genocide Around the Globe – What is Our Responsibility?

Featuring David Scheffer, Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law….Continue Reading EVENT: All the Missing Souls- A Personal History of the War Crimes Tribunals

Prof. David Crane, former Chief Prosecutor at the Special Court of Sierra Leone, will discuss the effort he has led to seek justice for the hundreds of thousands killed and millions displaced since 2011 in Syria’s ongoing civil war….Continue Reading EVENT: Syria – the Search for Justice and Accountability

Come hear Dr. Kosal Path, a survivor of the Cambodian genocide and lecturer at USC School of International Relations, talk about growing up under the Khmer Rouge and Cambodians’ debate about restorative and retributive justice in response to trials before the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia….Continue Reading EVENT: Surviving the Killing Fields – Reflections from Cambodia on International Justice

A discussion with Judge Joan E. Donoghue, the new U.S. Judge on the International Court of Justice (World Court), the principal judicial organ of the United Nations in The Hague….Continue Reading EVENT: International Law and Today’s Global Challenges – A Briefing from the Hague