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Patrick Aana discusses the exclusionary effect of unpaid internships on applicants from disadvantaged backgrounds, particularly at the United Nations.

Labor, inequality and human rights in international partnerships were the focus during the Rapoport Center’s final conversation of the semester on Monday.

Derechos Humanos en Latinoamérica y el Sistema Interamericano: Modelos para (Des)Armar

Dedicated to our friend and colleague Barbara Harlow (1948-2017), it outlines (among other things) our continued efforts to examine the relationship between economic inequality and human rights.

A common refrain dominates immigration discussions: "They broke the law and should be deported." The message holds power because it suggests that allowing immigrants to remain in the country...

Three graduate students and two undergraduate students are working with us this summer.

Thanks in part to a complaint issued by the Human Rights Clinic, the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination has expressed concern over President Trump's Executive Order.

For the past decade, a wall of wire and fencing has stood between two neighboring cultures — a physical divide between U.S. Latinos and their heritage.

The prison system in the United States equates to a modern-day slavery due to its targeting of racial and ethnic minorities. There are 2.2 million people in the nation’s prisons and jails, which am...

The Clinic researched the capital punishment system in Texas, detailing the chronic overuse of solitary confinement on Texas’ death rows.