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Human Rights in the US Articles
The Human Rights Brief, a student-run publication of the Center, regularly covers developments regarding human rights in the US. The Brief reports on developments in international human rights and humanitarian law, and provides concise legal analysis of cutting-edge human rights issues. Established in 1994, the Brief maintains a strong commitment to supporting human rights practioners and strengthening the community of human rights advocates around the world. Currently, the Brief reaches more than 4,000 subscribers in more than 130 countries.
From the Human Rights Brief
Bringing Human Rights Home: The DC Right to Housing Campaign (Spring 2010)
Meetali Jain
Oversight Practices of U.S. Juvenile Facilities (Spring 2009)
Ted H. Rubin
Human Rights: The Key to Progressive Cross-Movement Building in the United States (Fall 2008)
R.J. Thompson
How ICE Threatens the Responsibility of Players in Worksite Raids: Postville Study(Fall 2008)
Amalia Greenberg and Shanti Martin
Rethinking the Merida Initiative: Why the U.S. Must Change Course in its Approach to Mexico's Drug War (Spring 2009)
Stephanie Erin Brewer
Hope for Change in Immigration Policy: Recommendations for the Obama Administration (Spring 2009)
Ajmel Quereshi
The AFL-CIO NDLON Agreement: Five Proposals for Advancing the Partnership (Spring 2007)
Jayesh M. Rathod
Racial Disparities in U.S. Public Education and International Human Rights Standards: Holding the U.S. Accountable to CERD (Spring 2007)
Amelia Parker
Fencing Out the Neighbors: Legal Implications of the U.S.-Mexico Border Security Fence (Spring 2007)
Marta Tavares
Privatization of Corrections: A Violation of U.S. Domestic Law, International Human Rights, and Good Sense (Spring 2006)
Ira P. Robbins
Analyzing Prison Sex: Reconciling Self-Expression with Safety (Spring 2006)
Brenda V. Smith
Lilah S. Rosenblum
