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.

Upcoming Events January 31, 2012, Conflict Security and Development Series Spring 2012: The Uses, Abuses, and Limitations of New Technologies in Unstable Areas for Humanitarian Monitoring February 7, 2012, Conflict Security and Development Series Spring 2012: Bringing it All Back Home: International Development in Reverse February 14, 2012, Conflict Security and Development Series Spring 2012: Mega-dams, Oil and 'Terrorists': Blowback from U.S. Geopolitics in the Horn of Africa February 21, 2012, Conflict Security and Development Series Spring 2012: The United States and its Covert War in Mexico: Who’s Winning? February 28, 2012, Conflict Security and Development Series Spring 2012: Accountability to Beneficiaries of Humanitarian Aid: What is it and How Can it Be Measured? March 6, 2012, Conflict Security and Development Series Spring 2012: The Politics of Truth, Justice and Reconciliation: A Comparative Study on Argentina, Chile, Peru and Uruguay Listen to CHRGJ events: Gender-Based Violence and Access to Food and Water in Humanitarian Crises: Is there a Connection? Haiti: Behind the Headlines Human Rights Law and Gender-based Violence in Haiti: New Paths toward Prevention and Accountability Human Rights Law and International Humanitarian Law in the Context of Child Soldier Prevention: Conflict or Convergence? **Recent Events and Reflections** Past Events 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 For questions about events, please contact: law.chrgj@nyu.edu.