Page 1 of 1 (79 Results)
Michigan’s children deserve more than an investigation
Stateside: Aug. 7, 2025
Fresno’s agriculture industry can lead the fight against forced labor
Aisha Elmquist, ’07: Everyone Has the Right to a Seat at the Table
Ratner Selected to Deliver a Course at The Hague Academy of International Law, a Rare Honor for US Academics
Read More
Birthright Citizenship
Litman says Supreme Court’s nationwide injunction ruling masks a false equivalency
5Qs: Herzog on LGBTQ+ Opt-Outs in Mahmoud v. Taylor Supreme Court Decision
Supreme Court drops major ruling on Trump’s birthright citizenship order
SCOTUS: Lower Courts Overstepped in Nationwide Injunction on Birthright Order
Trump used birthright citizenship as an excuse for another presidential power grab
The 2025 Michigan Law Award Winners for Excellence in Pro Bono Service
Four Takeaways from Michigan Law Public Interest Week
Emily Rutkowski, ’16: Transforming a Legal Career into a Mission of Global Support
Michigan Law’s 1L Advocacy Clinic Provides Early Exposure to Real-world Lawyering
Flawed Facial Recognition Technology Leads to Wrongful Arrest and Historic Settlement
At least 30 dead, many missing after dam bursts in eastern Sudan
US Citizens Are Being Told To Carry Birth Certificates Amid ICE Raids
The Uncomfortable Truth: Our Role in Trafficking
Sexual assault, trafficking lawsuit against WWE and Vince McMahon set to proceed
Haiti’s Many Problems and Very Few Solutions, Explained
What Is—and Isn’t—Sex Trafficking? Insights From The Combs And Jeffries Allegations
Assessing the Origins, Dynamics, and Future of Conflict in Sudan
Bennoune Testifies before House Committee on Human Rights Violations in Ukraine
BBC’s Mohamed Al-Fayed documentary fails to call human trafficking what it is
o the World, He Is an Anti-Trafficking Hero. Women Tell a Different Story.
Michigan Law Announces Academic Events for Fall 2024
New Faculty Members Join Michigan Law’s 2024-2025 Academic Year
Why Is the UAW’s Federal Monitor Involving Himself in the Union’s Stance on Gaza?
MacKinnon Receives British Academy International Fellowship
Faizah Malik, ’11: Fight for Housing Justice
Human Trafficking Clinic Finds Multidisciplinary Solutions
Three Michigan Law Students Receive Peggy Browning Labor Law Fellowship
Excellence in Pro Bono Service Awards: 2024 Michigan Law Honorees
Sudan Battles the RSF
The Taliban’s oppression of women is apartheid. Let’s call it that.
Senator Art Haywood Spearheads Discussion on Human Dignity in Constitutional Frameworks
UN Experts Push to Criminalize Gender Apartheid
Hathaway Elected as Fellow of Royal Society of Canada
British Parliamentarians Examine Gender Apartheid In Afghanistan And Iran
At the Cutting Edge of International Law: Four Michigan Law Faculty Discuss Their Latest Work
Bennoune Discusses Gender Apartheid with Malala Yousafzai at Nelson Mandela Foundation Event
Catharine MacKinnon : “Consent is the main pretext, legal and social, for doing nothing against sexual assault”
5Qs: Ratner Discusses Work for UN on War, Human Rights Violations in Ethiopia
Bennoune Addresses UN Security Council on Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan
Legitimizing Gender Apartheid is One of the Costs of Recognizing the Taliban
UN experts warn nearly a year after ceasefire, atrocities, including war crimes and crimes against humanity continue in Ethiopia
The Taliban’s war on women in Afghanistan must be recognized as gender apartheid
Rogers, ’23, and Williams, ’23, Are Newest Michigan Law Equal Justice Works Fellows
Slavery’s Legacy in Architecture and Law
Kate Powers, ’20: Holding War Criminals to Account
5Qs: Page on Listening to the People and Other Lessons from Sudan
Azadeh Shahshahani: Protecting Immigrant Rights Across the U.S. South
Bennoune Argues in New Paper That Afghanistan Situation Amounts to ‘Gender Apartheid’ and Demands Action
Scholars and Judges Convene to Develop Refugee Law Guidelines
2L Christner Speaks to UNHRC
Silverthorn, ’08, Speaks on Women’s Issues at W20
Human Trafficking Clinic Wins $500,000 Grant from DOJ
Conference Explores How Transportation Technology Can Combat Forced Labor
International Dignitaries and Michigan Law Students Develop Guidelines on Refugee Protections
George Barchini, ’15: Striking a Balance with Big Law and Public Interest
Anti-Apartheid Leader, Former Constitutional Court Justice Delivers Bishop Lecture
Dow Sustainability Fellows to Explore Seasonal Farming in Ghana, Climate Resilience Funding
Rep. John E. Porter, ’61
On the Front Lines of Europe’s Human Rights Concerns
Human Trafficking Clinic Helping to Create New Clinic in Brazil
Immigration Law and the Nation’s Physician Shortage
Immigration Law: Protecting Process and Changing Lives
Craig Kramer, ’87: Mental Health Ambassador
MacKinnon Named 26th Winner of Phillips Prize in Jurisprudence
Michigan Law Hires New Faculty Members
Karima Bennoune, a Leading International Law and Human Rights Specialist, Returns to Michigan Law
Christopher Knight Brings Big Law and Pro Bono Litigation Experience to Michigan Law’s Legal Practice Program
International Criminal Investigations Powerhouse Chavi Keeney Nana Moves From Private Practice to Michigan Law Faculty
Camelia Metwally, ’22, Named Immigrant Justice Corps Fellow
Ratner Appointed to Human Rights Commission on Ethiopia
Luis C.deBaca, ’93, Former Ambassador-at-Large to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, Joins Michigan Law Faculty
Professor Steven Ratner Named Director of the Donia Human Rights Center
