The International Law & Organizations Program @SAISHopkins provides a working knowledge of int'l law, as a language of diplomacy, and multilateral institutions.
On June 20th @SAISHopkins Faculty, Staff, and Friends gathered at @CityTapDupont to celebrate @TiffanyBasciano's ten-plus years of service and send her off to the next great adventure.
Surrogacy raises complex ethical, legal, and human rights issues. @hrw on the need to balance the rights of children born of surrogacy, surrogates, and the intended parents.
https://t.co/OYEBJwfAWn.
A Fond Farewell to Associate Director and Professorial Lecturer @TiffanyBasciano, as she transitions out of SAIS at the end of June. We wish her all the best.
Dr. @ChrisBeyrer's viewpoint article titled "Section 377: Why sodomy statues matter" has been published in the @jiasociety. His full report exploring historical, institutionalized homophobia on the LGBTQ community's health can be read here: https://t.co/52XAaFYhxa
Check out last week's IHRC blog by SAIS student Catherine Tyson, Labor Rights Enforcement: Gaps between the State and Private Sector
https://t.co/XfZ84EXANX
TMRW 5/16: Join us for a discussion on "Shouldering the Burden: How Free Trade Affected the Livelihoods of Women in Mexico." 10:30 a.m. in Kenney Auditorium. See attached flyer for details.
Read the IHRC Blog from @SAISHopkins student Danielle Martin on Childhood Interrupted โ Child Labor in Mexico
https://t.co/BR8WLeCbm9 #childlabor@ChildLaborCLC
Read our latest IHRC blog by SAIS Student Stephanie Sepulveda "How Hollywood and Changing Politics Helped Make Domestic Workers Visible in Mexico"
https://t.co/uefCv7PaKj
#Roma#Mexico#domesticworkers