New York University School of Law has long been at the forefront of scholarly work on civil liberties and human rights. In 2002, the Center for Human Rights and Global Justice was established to bring together and expand the rich array of teaching, research, clinical, internship, and publishing activities undertaken within the Law School on issues of international human rights law.

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Report Materials

Apr. 24, 2007: Press Release: Americans on Hold: Profiling, Citizenship, and the "War on Terror"

Apr. 24, 2007: Full Report: Americans on Hold: Profiling, Citizenship, and the "War on Terror"

Apr. 24, 2007: Briefing Paper: Americans on Hold: Profiling, Citizenship, and the "War on Terror"

Apr. 24, 2007: One Page Report Summary (Arabic Translation)

Apr. 24, 2007: One Page Report Summary (Urdu Translation) Translations in Hindi and Bengali coming soon.

Event Publicity

Flier - Report Release at New York University School of Law, Apr. 24, 2007

Flier - Community Information Session, Council of Peoples Organization, Apr. 27, 2007

CHRGJ Human Rights Law Podcast Series

AOH Segment 1: Introduction to Americans On Hold

AOH Segment 2: Interview with Prof. Smita Narula, Faculty Director, CHRGJ

AOH Segment 3: Lives Affected by Name Check Delays

AOH Segment 4: Interview with Jayne Huckerby, Research Director, CHRGJ

AOH Segment 5: Interview with Mohammad Razvi, Executive Director of the Council of Peoples Organization

AOH Segment 6: Interview with International Human Rights Clinic and Immigrant Rights Clinic Researchers

Radio and Television Media

On May 21, 2007, Prof. Narula was interviewed live and in Urdu on Pakistan Satellite TV’s news program.

Interview with Prof. Narula and Mohammad Razvi, WNYC, Leonard Lopate Show, May 17, 2007

Interview with Jayne Huckerby and Mohammad Razvi, WBAI, War on Immigrants Report, May 1, 2007

Interview with Prof. Narula, WBAI, Talk Back, April 30, 2007

The April 27, 2007 Brooklyn launch was covered by Brooklyn Channel 12 News (link coming soon).

The April 24, 2007 report launch at NYU was featured on Bridges TV - aired May 5, 2007 (link coming soon).

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