By International Human Rights Clinic students Franziska Angerer, Devon Hickey, and Diann Jayakoddy, under the supervision of Prof. Francisco Rivera In Spring 2022, the International Human Rights Clinic at Santa Clara Law (“Clinic”) submitted an amicus curiae (“friend of the…
by IHRC students Diann Jayakoddy, Alexis Hatcher, and Christopher Bittel, under the supervision of Professor Francisco Rivera In Fall 2021 and Spring 2022, the International Human Rights Clinic at Santa Clara Law (“Clinic”) drafted an amicus curiae brief aimed at…
By International Human Rights Clinic students Devon Hickey, Jasmine Gill, and Ella Wesley, under the supervision of Prof. Francisco Rivera. In Spring 2022, the International Human Rights Clinic at Santa Clara Law (“Clinic”) created an Instagram social media campaign to…
by International Human Rights Clinic student Jasmine Gil and Professor Francisco Rivera The International Human Rights Clinic at Santa Clara Law submitted an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief (in Spanish) in a case before the Inter-American Court of…
The International Human Rights Clinic at Santa Clara Law submitted an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief (in Spanish) in the case of Manuela et al. v El Salvador before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (“Court”), addressing the obligations that States have under international…
Blog post by IHRC students Sophie McEvoy, Cassandra Wilkins, and Ella Wesly The International Human Rights Clinic at Santa Clara Law (“IHRC”) submitted a written contribution for consideration by the United Nations during a general discussion on protecting indigenous women’s…
Five Santa Clara University law students participated with Professor Abriel and Professor Parker in the 2021 Spring Break Border Service Project with the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project in Arizona. Because of COVID restrictions, this year’s Border Service Project…
This year marks Santa Clara Law’s third annual Spring Break Border Service Trip to the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project in Arizona. Although this year’s trip was virtual, it was no less of an inspiring journey for the five…
Blog post by IHRC student Jessie Smith and Prof. Francisco Rivera Santa Clara Law students Jessie Smith, Linnea Eccleston-Banwer, and Pree Sandhu, of the International Human Rights Clinic, submitted an amicus curiae brief before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights…
This year marks Santa Clara Law’s third annual Spring Break Border Service Trip to the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project in Arizona. Although this year’s trip was virtual, it was no less of an inspiring journey for the five…
