Book by Former U.N. Expert Documents Minority Oppression Worldwide
“We don’t have a problem here”—that’s essentially what Gay McDougall heard, over and over, from…
Leitner Center for International Law and Justice
Professor Helps Develop Ghana’s First PhD in Law
For the past 15 years, Paolo Galizzi, a clinical professor at Fordham Law, has worked…
Fordham Law Presents Double Bill on National Security
The United States may look very different in 2024. Among the changes we can expect…
Fordham Law to Hold Symposium on Disability Rights
The Leitner Center for International Law and Justice at Fordham Law School is presenting a…
Law Professor Offers Dim View of Fighting Climate Change
If the global community is going to get serious about tackling the threat of climate…
Law School Examines Legal Activism and AIDS in China
Who are the Chinese anti-discrimination activists fighting for their nation’s disenfranchised? What are the obstacles…
Human Rights Should be Guaranteed for All, Says Apostolic Nuncio
In a world being transformed by globalization and massive migration, human rights—specifically those in the…
Fordham Law Offers New Graduate Program in International Law and Justice
Fordham Law School has launched a new graduate program in International Law and Justice. The…
Law School to Expand Leitner Center with $2 Million Gift
James Leitner (LAW ’82) and his wife, Sandra, have made a $2 million gift that…
Law School Launches Leitner Center for International Law and Justice
Fordham Law School’s efforts to promote social justice through international law and human rights are…