Levin Center International Public Interest Lawyering Symposium | Panel II
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Channel: Stanford Law School · 2012 · Education
On October 12th-13th, 2012 Stanford Law School hosted the Levin Center International Public Interest Lawyering Symposium bringing together leading public interest attorneys from different regions of the world to develop strategies that strengthen the impact of public interest lawyering on human rights and rule of law. The above panel, which featured opening remarks from SLS Professor James Cavallaro, focused on whether human rights created a political space for reform in particular countries, using CEDAW and gender equality as a case study.
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