News: International and Comparative Law

Versteeg Brings Comparative Law Expertise — with Quantitative Focus — to Faculty

June 30, 2011

Law Students Receive Fellowships, Grants for International Law Work Human Rights and Public International Law Summer 2011 Student Internships Postgraduate Student Fellowships

June 27, 2011

Houlihan Enters as a Law Student, Exits as an International Human Rights Adviser

May 5, 2011

National Security Law Experts: Killing of Bin Laden Was Legal

May 3, 2011

Antonopoulos Awarded Orrick Fellowship to Clerk for World Court

April 28, 2011

Student Offers Account of Virginia's Seventh Appearance in Jessup Moot Court International Rounds

April 4, 2011

International Human Rights Clinic Students Research Women's Rights in Iraq

March 16, 2011

Panel: The Role of Security Forces in Promoting Rule of Law

February 22, 2011

Martin Returns to Classroom from Homeland Security Post

February 9, 2011

Panel Explores Legality of Drone Strikes, Targeted Killings

November 9, 2010

"International Law Course Offerings Presentation," with International Law Faculty

October 21, 2010

"U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General Corps Presentation," with LCDR Danielle Higson '00

October 15, 2010

Human Rights in Education: Comparative Perspectives on Local and International Advocacy Schedule

October 6, 2010

Panel Examines Earthquake's Effect on Safety of Haitian Women

September 24, 2010

Panel Examines Earthquake's Effect on Safety of Haitian Women

September 24, 2010

Supreme Court Rules in Case that Included Work by International Human Rights Clinic Students

June 3, 2010

Haiti's Women at High Risk for Rape Following Earthquake, Professor Finds

May 18, 2010

Students, Alumna Pursue Human Rights Work with Help from Fellowships

May 13, 2010

Human Rights Study Project Reports on Egypt

May 4, 2010

Immigration Law Clinic Helps Client, Daughter Achieve Permanent Resident Status

April 8, 2010

"Property, Indigenous Autonomy, and International Law: The Forestry Law Case in the Colombian Constitutional Court"

March 29, 2010

Sokol Colloquium to Examine Accountability for Human Rights Violations

March 25, 2010

Virginia Journal of International Law Marks 50th Anniversary

March 16, 2010

Administrative Changes Can Benefit Immigration System, Martin Says

March 5, 2010

International Human Rights Clinic Contributes to Supreme Court Brief in Torture Case

March 3, 2010

U.N. Special Rapporteur Visits Law School

February 24, 2010

Cleveland Outlines Obama’s Effect on International Law

February 12, 2010

Cleveland Outlines Obama's Effect on International Law

February 12, 2010

Symposium to Examine President's Effect on U.S. Role in International Law and Policy Schedule

February 10, 2010

"Building International Institutions to Deal with Climate Change," with Professor Jonathan Cannon

November 23, 2009

International Climate Change Agreements Lack Meaningful Enforcement, Cannon Says

November 23, 2009

Law for Compensating Victims of International War Crimes Expanding, Reed Says

November 19, 2009

Law for Compensating Victims of International War Crimes Expanding, Reed Says

November 19, 2009

"The Control of Piracy"

October 30, 2009

Establishing Rule of Law Means Building Relationships, Nachbar Says

October 23, 2009

Establishing Rule of Law Means Building Relationships, Nachbar Says

October 23, 2009

"Gender Asylum Breakthrough? New U.S. Policy on Asylum for Battered Women"

October 22, 2009

Indonesian Foreign Minister Stresses International Cooperation

October 2, 2009

Indonesian Foreign Minister Stresses International Cooperation

October 2, 2009

Lane '11 Makes Mark Fighting Discrimination Against Arab-American Community

September 8, 2009

Daniel Rosenthal '10: International Arbitration in the Nation's Capital

July 23, 2009

Jennifer Nelson 11': Helping Heal the Wounds of Apartheid

July 16, 2009

John Stephens '11: Nutrition Means Life for South Africa's HIV Population

June 29, 2009

Clinic Students Help Iraqi Lawmakers Through Work for NGO

June 19, 2009

Shanshan Xiao LL.M. '08: Interning for the ICTY at The Hague

June 15, 2009

John White '11: From Shariah Law to Suing Blackwater

June 10, 2009

Red Cross Official Outlines New International Humanitarian Law Report at Law School Seminar

June 4, 2009

Zach Williams: Criminal Defendants’ Right to Counsel Hurt by Lack of Lawyers

April 9, 2009

Gabriel Walters: Khmer Rouge Tribunal May Not Offer Justice for All

April 9, 2009

Pamela McElroy: Access to Citizenship Tough for Vietnamese Residents

April 9, 2009

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