For information on the Human Rights Summer 2007 course being offered in Buenos Aires, Argentina, please
click here.
Harvard Law School faculty and visiting faculty, often from other countries, offer a range of human rights courses as part of
the Law School curriculum. Those courses include:
Advanced Human Rights Clinical Workshop - Cavallaro (Fall/Spring)
Community Action for Social and Economic Rights - White (Spring)
Human Rights Advocacy: Seminar - Cavallaro; Nowrojee (Fall)
Human Rights and the Environment: Advocacy Seminar - Giannini (Fall)
Human Rights and the Environment: Advocacy Workshop - Giannini (Spring)
Human Rights, State Sovereignty, and Persecution: Issues in Forced Migration and Refugee Protection - Bhabha (Spring)
International Childhood, Rights, and Globalization - Bhabha (Fall)
International Human Rights - Goodman (Spring)
International Human Rights Litigation: Seminar - Cavallaro (Spring)
International Law Workshop - Goodman; Alford (Fall/Spring)
International Reproductive/Sexual Health Rights: Reading Group - Roseman (Spring)
Refugee and Asylum Advocacy - Anker (Fall/Spring)
Torture, Law, and Lawyers: Reading Group - Levinson (Fall)
In addition, other courses address international human rights issues along with other topics. Some examples include:
Citizenship: Seminar - Neuman (Spring)
Immigration Law - Neuman (Fall)
Immigration and Refugee Policy: Seminar - Anker (Fall/Spring)
International Criminal Law: Seminar - Goldstone (Spring)
International Humanitarian Law - Jinks (Winter)
International Labor Rights in the Global Economy: Seminar - Cleveland (Spring)
International Law A1 - Blum (Fall)
International Law A2 - Danner (Fall)
International Law B - Brewster (Fall)
Legal Research: International, Foreign, and Comparative - Wise (Spring)
Public International Law - Pangalangan (Spring)
Clinical work for credit is available in connection with the Human Rights Advocacy Seminar, the International Human Rights Litigation
Seminar, and the Human Rights and the Environment Advocacy Seminar. Students may also pursue independent clinical projects
for credit. Please visit the International Human Rights Clinic section to learn more.
