Beyond a plausible risk of genocide: Report #2 on South Africa v. Israel and Anatomy of a Genocide
This is the second in a series of blog posts reporting on the proceedings of South Africa v. Israel in the International Court of Justice…
Category: Human Rights
“A Tortuous Procedure Behind Closed Doors, Then a Theatrical Performance for Witnesses”: The Rise of “Botched” Executions and Death-Row Inmates’ Pleas for an Alternative Method
Written By: Taylor Fortenberry Experts use the term “botched” to describe any execution involving unanticipated problems or delays that arguably cause unnecessary agony for the…
Federal Laws Protecting Diversity in the Workplace
Written By: Kelsi Baldwin Today’s landscape of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) laws originated nearly 60 years ago with the enactment of federal anti-discrimination statutes,…
Nestlé USA/Cargill v. Doe: Using Civil Procedure to Shirk Corporate Responsibility
Written by: Stephanie Durr On June 17, 2021, the Supreme Court ruled against trafficking survivors in their efforts to hold companies in the United States…
