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On September 7, 2008, Somaly Mam spoke at Fordham Law School's McNally Amphitheater in connection with the release of her book "The Road of Lost Innocence." Mam explains that her book, which describes her experience as a sex slave, aims to raise awareness about human trafficking and sex slavery in particular. "Why did I write my book?" Mam asks, "Because I want you, all people around the world, to understand what the life of a girl at a brothel is like."

The Questions & Answer session with the Honorable Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, that followed her keynote address at the 2006 Rule of Law Symposium.

by Susana SaCouto, Director of the War Crimes Research Office at American University, Washington College of Law  

Sara Ramey, a J.D. candidate at the Washington College of Law, recently reviewed The War On Human Trafficking: U.S. Polic

by Abby Morrow Richardson, J.D. candidate, Washington College of Law; staff writer, Human Rights Brief <

The International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI), is alarmed by the mounting number of murders and escalating levels of violence preceding Zimbabwe’s presidential run-off elections due on 27 June 2008.  

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