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Why is dignity in the Charter of the United Nations?

June 3, 2014 by Samuel Moyn and C Jayasinghe
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It could be that without Virginia Gildersleeve, no one would be talking about it today.

Ghosts of the field: rendering and retaining meaning

June 2, 2014 by Michelle Veljanovska and C Jayasinghe
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There are two sets of ghosts that we experience when visiting and engaging with field sites.

The murder of Malcolm X: forty-nine years ago today

June 2, 2014 by Moshik Temkin and C Jayasinghe
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Forty-nine years ago today, at the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem, gunmen opened fire on the African-American activist Malcolm X, killing him almost instantly.

Human rights postdoc announcement

June 2, 2014 by Editorial Collective and C Jayasinghe
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The Berkeley Human Rights Program has announced a postdoctoral fellowship for the 2014-15 academic year.

Projected memory: reflections on one year’s work at a memorial museum in Germany, and an initiative that aims to remind us how we remembered

March 17, 2014 by Gideon Unkeless and C Jayasinghe
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A project that enables us to put words back into the void that trauma leaves behind.
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Current Issue

Our latest issue is out! Featuring a dossier on cultural renditions of the Guantánamo Bay Detention Center twenty years after it opened, including two essays from former detainees, our Winter 2022 issue also includes an essay on a resilience approach to human rights in contemporary Syria and Lebanon, and two essays on the International Committee of the Red Cross: one considers the organization's attempts to be neutral in early 1950s Korea, and the other presents the ICRC's managerial engagement with armed violence in Rio de Janeiro.

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International Law: A Novel, by G. (reviewed by a protagonist)

This essay is part of a symposium on Gerry Simpson’s The Sentimental Life of International Law. All contributions to the symposium can be found here.   [I]rony [is employed] as a defense, . . . especially against the expression of intense affect . . . – M.H. Stein (1985) G.’s aspiration in his splendid new book[1] appears to be to rewrite international law as a vast novel, much as (another) G. sought to rewrite world history as a vast novel two centuries ago, in his Continue reading →

Barbarian International Law

This essay is part of a symposium on Gerry Simpson’s The Sentimental Life of International Law. All contributions to the symposium can be found here. Gerry Simpson has written what he is pleased to describe—tongue firmly placed in cheek—in the alternative as “the most useless book in the history of international law,” presumably saving any timid would-be-readers the trouble of checking for themselves. What the intrepid rest of us do get instead are six chapters showcasing in typical Simpsonian fashion what is possible in writing Continue reading →

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tobiaswkelly Toby Kelly @tobiaswkelly ·
24 Mar

Exciting PhD Scholarship available on torture prevention and community based collaborations. Working with myself, @andymjefferson and @DIGNITY_INT #tortureprevention #humanrights #phdscholarship
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7 Mar

Excited to share that my article, Barring Judicial Review, will be published in @VandLRev! Many thanks to everyone who provided comments on earlier drafts. More comments are welcome! https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4368442

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ayca_cu Ayça Çubukçu @ayca_cu ·
20 Jan

Our new issue of @HumanityJ is out!

Among other articles, @MohamedouOuld reflects in a hauntingly beautiful piece on how fifteen years of indefinite detention, torture, and abuse in the war on terror contributed to his development as a writer.

http://humanityjournal.org/current-issue/

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20 Jan

21 years and counting... Special dossier in Humanity on Cultural Renditions of Guantanamo and the War on Terror: http://humanityjournal.org
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