Elaine Robbins, RLaw ’26 has been selected for a competitive internship with the United Nations in Geneva, where she will work this fall on international human rights issues at the Petitions Section of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. https://t.co/hZuBMhxstF
Come to the Jessup Information Session on April 1, 2026, 12:30-1:30 pm, in Room 020 with Professors Jorge Contesse and William Schroeder, to learn about the competition and the selection process.
For more information, please visit: https://t.co/OJTN1711qt
[TOMORROW]
The @RutgersILHRJ 2025 Symposium:
"Old Law and New War: International Humanitarian Law and Conflict 75 Years After the Geneva Conventions"
Register here: https://t.co/i1wSBxraxT
On Feb. 28, @RutgersILHRJ will host "Old Law and New War: International Humanitarian Law and Conflict 75 Years After the Geneva Conventions." For more info and to RSVP, visit: https://t.co/i1wSBxqCIl
Co-sponsored by the Center for Transnational Law.
On Feb. 28, @RutgersILHRJ will host "Old Law and New War: International Humanitarian Law and Conflict 75 Years After the Geneva Conventions." For more info and to RSVP, visit: https://t.co/i1wSBxqCIl
Co-sponsored by the Center for Transnational Law.
In her blog post, "Reflections on Transnational Legal Education: From Rutgers Law to the South African Constitutional Court," Emily Rathburn '23 details her numerous transnational law experiences at @RutgersLaw.
https://t.co/9rXmO55w7Q
"Studying the South African Constitution was one of the most beneficial experiences as a law school student. It helped me look beyond the U.S. legal system to realize an alternative approach to mitigating the injustices perpetuated in my own community."
On April 12, the @RutgersLRev, @RutgersCTL, and Rutgers Institute for Professional Education will hold "Global Democratic Decay and the Rule of Law." Details and registration available at https://t.co/JDMJkRBTGA
Join CTL Director Jorge Contesse & Prof. William Schroeder for an informal guide to all of international law resources at @RutgersLaw.
April 3 | 12:15 PM | Room 125, Newark campus.
Tomorrow, February 29, is the Transnational Legal Pedagogy: Evolving Trends conference featuring speakers from around the globe. There still time to sign up to attend in-person or online at: https://t.co/KXJQRg9EJP
See the full program and schedule here: https://t.co/SBkom8UFHp
Part of the inaugural Global Crossroads Week, this conference on Feb. 29 will tackle some evolving trends that heighten and shape the importance of transnational law in legal pedagogy. Registration: https://t.co/KXJQRg9EJP
@RutgersLaw@RutgersILHRJ
Join us for a summit discussing reproductive justice and feminist activism in Latin America and the Caribbean on January 31.
In-person Registration: https://t.co/stdawFjJKr
Livestream Registration: https://t.co/TrRDDB0QO5
Join us for a summit discussing reproductive justice and feminist activism in Latin America and the Caribbean on January 31.
In-person Registration: https://t.co/stdawFjJKr
Livestream Registration: https://t.co/TrRDDB0QO5
Join us for a summit discussing reproductive justice and feminist activism in Latin America and the Caribbean on January 31.
In-person Registration: https://t.co/stdawFjJKr
Livestream Registration: https://t.co/TrRDDB0QO5
On November 16, the Rutgers International Law and Human Rights Journal will host "The Universal Declaration of Human Rights: 75 Years Later" symposium at Rutgers Law School, Newark and on Zoom (no registration): https://t.co/Z1YmhwSUYm
Congratulations to #RutgersLaw Prof. @jorgecontesse, who was elected to the United Nations Committee Against Torture today in Geneva. This is one of the most prestigious posts in the field of international human rights: https://t.co/11uWPuBsaD
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