
International Human Rights Clinic report on abuses in law enforcement anti-sex trafficking operations gains national attention
Student-led investigation recommends significant reforms.
Student-led investigation recommends significant reforms.
Henna Pithia discusses her work with the International Human Rights Clinic, representing survivors of human rights abuses and returning to her alma mater.
They advocate for safety, human rights and well-being across the globe, and they’ll come back tomorrow to do it all over again.
Social work students join with the Keck Human Rights Clinic to advocate on behalf of asylum seekers by providing free evaluations, educating medical students and helping them gain experience as advocates for health and human rights.
After seeing how harmful COVID-19 is to vulnerable populations worldwide, the USC Institute on Inequalities in Global Health has launched efforts with partners at the global level and in countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America.
From opposing human trafficking to upholding refugee rights, the International Human Rights Clinic has spent nearly a decade pushing to preserve the rule of law.
Through interviews with Rohingya refugees who fled Myanmar, USC emergency physician Parveen Parmar and others document brutal attacks against the Muslim minority group.
Former president of South Africa visited Coliseum in 1990.
The course gets students excited about a tangible area of study in the vast fields of international law and humanitarian aid.
A panel addresses more than 100 delegates on transitional justice mechanisms.
The first resentencing under the newly enacted California Fair Sentencing for Youth Act was secured for Edel Gonzalez, who was advised by the Post-Conviction Justice Project at USC.
A new report from USC has examined the ways human rights intersect with the world’s leading cause of death: noncommunicable disease.
In fitness-friendly Southern California, it’s hard to imagine a life where women can’t ride bikes or hit the gym. But until recently, women in Saudi Arabia could do neither.
The International Human Rights Clinic at the USC Gould School of Law is adding a variety of domestic work to its legal docket, including the representation of human trafficking survivors,
Julia Ormond serves as the keynote speaker at USC’s two-day United Nations conference attended by hundreds of students.