Volume 112
Issue
5
Date
May. 2024

Climate Change as Unjust Enrichment

by Maytal Gilboa, Yotam Kaplan & Roee Sarel
The climate crisis is the most significant challenge of our generation, with no satisfactory legal response in sight. Political polarization and influence from special interest groups have hindered effective regulatory […]

Forced to Bear, Denied to Rear: The Cruelty of Dobbs for Disabled People

by Robyn M. Powell
The history of the United States is marred by a shameful record of using reproduction to oppress disabled people through state-sanctioned legislation, policies, and programs that deprive them of their […]

Data as Likeness

by Zahra Takhshid
Artificial intelligence (AI) and data collection practices pose an ongoing threat to consumers’ privacy. But plaintiffs have struggled to articulate privacy harms associated with data collection in a way that […]

The Link Between Trade and Human Rights: Combating Human Rights Abuses in Xinjiang

by Ellie Bacon
In the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China (Xinjiang), an examination of a government-sanctioned program establishing training centers claimed to be a voluntary opportunity for the Uyghur people and other […]