Human rights

UChicago students reflect on experiences advocating for human rights Pozen Center panel

UChicago students reflect on experiences advocating for human rights

Participants in Pozen Center program share advice with prospective interns

When does shaming work? Two fingers pointing at each other

When does shaming work?

UChicago scholar Rochelle Layla Terman discusses new book on human rights enforcement

U.S. prison labor programs violate fundamental human rights, new report finds Wide shot of a prison watch tower, with barbed wire in the foreground

U.S. prison labor programs violate fundamental human rights, new report finds

China’s human rights violations raise ‘unprecedented’ conflict for Olympic movement, scholar says 2022 Winter Olympics

China’s human rights violations raise ‘unprecedented’ conflict for Olympic movement, scholar says

Prof. John MacAloon: Threats to athlete speech at 2022 Beijing Olympics unlike any previous Games

Vladimir Putin

Vladimir Putin’s No. 1 Enemy, with Bill Browder

Smart Museum exhibition crowd-sources blankets for art-based activism

Smart Museum exhibition crowd-sources blankets for art-based activism

Truman scholar seeks career advocating for criminal justice reform Soreti Teshome

Truman scholar seeks career advocating for criminal justice reform

Seven international artists explore intersection of creative practice and human rights

Seven international artists explore intersection of creative practice and human rights

Students praise new human rights study abroad program in Vienna

Students praise new human rights study abroad program in Vienna

Professor Martha Nussbaum receives Inamori Ethics Prize for ‘exemplary ethical leadership’

Professor Martha Nussbaum receives Inamori Ethics Prize for ‘exemplary ethical leadership’