





Human Rights @ Duke Law
Clinic gives written
evidence to U.K. Parliament
on modern slavery

The written evidence submitted by the Clinic assesses Part 4 (Modern Slavery) of the U.K.'s proposed Nationality and Borders Bill in light of international laws that bind the United Kingdom.
Clinic makes joint
submission to Pompeo’s
“rights commission”

The submission identifies ten core concerning propositions relied upon by the Commission and eight principles of international human rights law that should instead guide its work. Read the story
Clinic students support
work of novel truth
commission in N.C.

Students conducted extensive research and analysis, data visualization, and reporting in support of the North Carolina Commission of Inquiry on Torture hearings. Read the story
Clinic makes
submission to U.N.
Special Rapporteur

The submission analyzes the core ways in which national security policies in The Netherlands both involve and impact families and individual family members. Read the report