Please join the Human Rights Institute and the O'Neill Institute for National & Global Health Law for a conversation on the implications of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization for reproductive health rights in the United States and how the decision contradicts international human rights law. The speakers will reflect on the legality of emerging state laws, lessons learned from legal challenges to abortion in Latin America and other international bodies, and the path forward for reproductive health and rights in the U.S.

Speakers:
Susan Crockin, Senior Scholar, O’Neill Institute
Rebecca Reingold, Associate Director, Health and Human Rights Initiative, O’Neill Institute
Silvia Serrano, Associate Director, Health and Human Rights Initiative, O’Neill Institute
Moderated by: Katie Keith, Director, Health Policy and the Law Initiative, O'Neill Institute

Trust in the State is eroding, false confessions are resulting in wrongful convictions, and communities are calling for defunding of police, and police reforms. Torture, and a family of interrogational abuses have derailed efforts to bring suspects to justice. This event will highlight the operationalization of the emerging interrogational research and why it matters.

HRI's Executive Director, Elisa Massimino, will serve as a panelist for the "Ethical Crisis & Moral Dilemma in Criminal Justice: A Rule of Law Perspective" session. Register by clicking the title.

More information to come.

The Pinto Fellowship is a unique opportunity for Georgetown Law graduates of the J.D. program to spend a full year with one of Washington’s leading human rights organization, and provides a crucial path for Georgetown students to secure a place in the highly competitive field of international human rights advocacy.

The Fellow will be hosted by the International Advocacy and Litigation team at Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights beginning in the Fall of 2023 for a one-year appointment. This position is open to Georgetown Law J.D. graduates in the class of 2023.