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October 25, 2008
Students prepared a report to address the fact that rural employers are often not disciplined for not complying with legally-binding court orders in Guatemala. While the labor courts have vindicated the majority of rural workers’ claims against employers, their decisions are not enforced and frivolous appeals are not dismissed. The findings of the report were […] -
October 25, 2008
Honduras: Using international law to fulfill orders by the Court
Clinic students prepared a legal memo analyzing the different legal arguments to reopen the criminal investigation of a disappearance. This memo was used by the prosecutor in one of the first and leading cases decided by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. * Project completed by students in the Fall 2008 Human Rights Advocacy […] -
October 24, 2008
Peru: Prosecuting former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori for human rights abuses
Clinic students wrote an amicus brief for the trial against Peru’s former president, Alberto Fujimori, whose charges included human rights violations for three separate cases of massacres and kidnappings. The students argued that two of the cases, the Barrios Altos massacre and the disappearance and later killings of the Universidad de La Cantuta students and […]