Talia Harter

Berkeley 2027

[Human Rights Center @hrcberkeley]

🎬 Episode 1 of “Ten Years of HRC's Investigations Lab” is LIVE! HRC's @KAlexaKoenig sits down with alum @heytherehaley, partner @NoahFBullock of @Cristosal & Lab student @taliaharter to discuss investigating human rights harms related to immigration:
https://t.co/6sGjGXacMI

[Talia Harter @taliaharter]

It was wonderful to talk with Noah Bullock of @Cristosal, Investigations Lab alum Haley Willis, and @KAlexaKoenig about immigration, our work with the @hrw on CECOT, and OSINT for the start of a series for the Lab’s 10th anniversary! Looking forward to the conversations to come.

[Human Rights Center @hrcberkeley]

Two days until Ep. 1 of “Ten Years of HRC’s Investigations Lab.” @taliaharter, a @UCBerkeley student & Lab team lead, explains more on our research with @Cristosal + @hrw on Venezuelans deported to El Salvador's CECOT prison. Tune in on Wednesday for the full episode!

[Human Rights Center @hrcberkeley]

🧵1/3 We've just released "Architecture of Cruelty," the first major legal and empirical analysis of the U.S. third country removal system based on 18 months of research with @ForbiddenStories' #DeportationProject:

📖 Read the full report: https://t.co/NN4zYaMNdy

[Tyler McBrien @TylerMcBrien]

@hrcberkeley Read the response in full from @hrcberkeley here: https://t.co/vJ9FFWebqW

[Human Rights Center @hrcberkeley]

Our response to the pulling of the @60Minutes segment “INSIDE CECOT:”
https://t.co/Vf4QP9aNvo

[Democracy Now! @democracynow]

Alexa Koenig’s research on human rights violations at CECOT was to be featured on “60 Minutes."

She says it was "incredibly disappointing" to learn that her and her students' work for the show would be shelved when CBS News pulled the segment.

[Tyler McBrien @TylerMcBrien]

It's a shame that—after Bari Weiss pulled the 60 Minutes segment—tonight the public won't get to learn about the vital work that @hrcberkeley Investigations Lab students have done using OSINT research to document abuses suffered by migrants the U.S. government sent to CECOT.

[Human Rights Center @hrcberkeley]

Tune into @60Minutes this Sunday at 7 PM PT / 7:30 PM ET to see HRC’s @KAlexaKoenig and our Investigations Lab students speak about their #OSINT research for @hrw and @Cristosal documenting inhumane conditions in El Salvador’s #CECOT mega-prison:
https://t.co/2833c2DfEr

[Brian Stelter @brianstelter]

Here's the Human Rights Watch report about CECOT that I cited on @CNN just now. "Detainees were subjected to constant beatings and other forms of ill-treatment... Many of these abuses constitute torture under international human rights law." https://t.co/OwdiKTiHeR