Yale Human Rights and Development Law Journal

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Latest documents

• The Choice of an Oppressor.
• The Dangers of Liberalism: A Short Reflection on the African National Congress in South Africa.
• A More Possible Meeting: Initial Reflections on Engaging (As) the Oppressor.
• Engaging the Oppressor Within.
• Engaging the Oppressor.
• An Oppressor Engaging Herself.
• Lessons from Venezuela on Countering Oppression.
• The Lawyer's Baggage: Engaging the Oppressor Within.
• When a Smile Gets You Inside: Engaging the Oppressor in Service of Resistance.
• Principles, Tactics, and Negotiations with the Oppressor.

Featured documents

• The Efficacy of National Human Rights Institutions Seen in Context: Lessons from the Myanmar National Human Rights Commission.
• Denial of justice: the latest indigenous land disputes before the European Court of Human Rights and the need for an expansive interpretation of Protocol 1.
• Corporate social responsibility: a legal framework for socioeconomic development in Tibet.
• Denial of justice: the latest indigenous land disputes before the European Court of Human Rights and the need for an expansive interpretation of Protocol 1.
• Beyond "crimigration" and the civil-criminal dichotomy - applying Mathews v. Eldridge in the immigration context.
• The Millennium Development Goals: milestones or millstones? Human rights priorities for the post-2015 development agenda.
• Sex and International Tribunals: The Erasure of Gender from the War Narrative.
• The Risk of Statelessness: Reasserting a Rule for the Protection of the Right to Nationality.
• Protests, Terrorism, and Development: On Ethiopia's Perpetual State of Emergency.
• The secret history of constitutional dignity.