CURRENT ISSUERights Review presents our final issue for the 2021-2022 academic year! Maggie Xing (3L) surveys the failures of the public and private world in upholding human rights due diligence in the arms industry. Duncan Crabtree (1L) reports on a recent roundtable discussion of Prof. Kent Roach's book on human rights remedies. Julianne Schmidt (1L) shines a spotlight on recent attacks on artistic freedom around the world. Editors-in-Chief Taskeen Nawab (3L) and Sabrina Sukhdeo (3L) sign off with a sobering reflection on the utility of international human rights law.
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ABOUTRights Review is the independent student-led publication of the International Human Rights Program at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. All articles and publications are from the U of T community. We publish online and in print each month in the law school's student newspaper, Ultra Vires. You can also find us on Twitter and Facebook. 2021-2022 Rights Review Editorial BoardCo-Editors-in-Chief: Taskeen Nawab (3L) and Sabrina Sukhdeo (3L) Senior Editors: Martha Côté (2L) and Sterling Mancuso (2L) Junior Editors: Duncan Crabtree (1L), Ally Mastantuono (1L), and Julianne Schmidt (1L) Social Media Editor: Ellen An (3L) | PROSPECTIVE WRITERSRights Review is always looking for talented U of T law students and other U of T students interested in international human rights issues to contribute to the publication. Please email us with your pitch and/or submission. | ||||||||||
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