The Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice Annual Review 2006-2007(pdf)
The Bernard and Audre Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice at the University of Texas School of Law serves as a focal point for critical discussion and policy analysis of human rights law and advocacy. Thanks to generous support from the Bernard and Audre Rapoport Foundation, the Center connects students, practitioners and academics engaged in interdisciplinary study of human rights both locally and globally.
To build a multidisciplinary community engaged in the study and practice of human rights that promotes the economic and political enfranchisement of marginalized individuals and groups both locally and globally.
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June 13: UT Working Group Alleges Texas/Mexico Border Wall Violates Human Rights! Read more. |
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April 17-18: "Image, Memory and the Paradox of Peace: Fifteen Years after the El Salvador Peace Accords" Conference website launched! Read the press release. |
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March 7-16, 2008: Fact Finding Delegation: Afro-descendent Land Rights in Brazil Read the press release on the recent trip here. |
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Article in The New Yorker Highlights UT Law Immigration Clinic's Represenation of Detainee Familes at Hutto Facility |
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Center Director Karen Engle Discusses Recent Guatemalan Consitutional Court Decision |
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