Image Sept. 27, 2026 What the European Court's 879 Closed Cases Mean for Russian Asylum Claims in the U.S. On 3 September 2026, the European Court of Human Rights closed 879 applications against Russia without deciding any of them. Anton Burkov, who represented applicants in nine of those cases and serves on the Human Rights Practice Program’s International Advisory Board, sets out what was lost for people seeking asylum in the United States, and what evidence remains. Image Sept. 20, 2026 The International Bill of Human Rights: A breakthrough and its lessons for today Image Sept. 19, 2026 School of Global Studies Open House and Block Party Image Sept. 19, 2026 Meet the School of Global Studies Image Sept. 1, 2026 Human Rights Practice Student Dr. Michael Smith publishes peer-reviewed study on Mental Health First Aid Image Sept. 1, 2026 Guest Speaker Series — Fall 2026 The Human Rights Practice Program is pleased to share our Fall 2026 Guest Speaker Series. This semester we welcome leading practitioners, scholars, and activists — from the United Nations, international NGOs, and grassroots movements — to speak on some of the most pressing issues in international human rights. All sessions are free and open to attend via Zoom. Image Aug. 4, 2026 Grievance and remedy in protected areas: what a new scoping study told negotiators in Nairobi Image July 26, 2026 What the new climate advisory opinions mean for Indigenous Peoples — and who will use them Image July 14, 2026 New course in fall 2026 on Human Rights and Sustainability in Schools Image May 26, 2026 Congratulations to Mette Brogden on Distinguished Faculty Outreach Award Pagination … 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page To contribute to the UArizona HRTS Blog, please contact the editor Prof. Raymond Smith at <raymondsmith@arizona.edu>
Image Sept. 27, 2026 What the European Court's 879 Closed Cases Mean for Russian Asylum Claims in the U.S. On 3 September 2026, the European Court of Human Rights closed 879 applications against Russia without deciding any of them. Anton Burkov, who represented applicants in nine of those cases and serves on the Human Rights Practice Program’s International Advisory Board, sets out what was lost for people seeking asylum in the United States, and what evidence remains.
Image Sept. 20, 2026 The International Bill of Human Rights: A breakthrough and its lessons for today
Image Sept. 1, 2026 Human Rights Practice Student Dr. Michael Smith publishes peer-reviewed study on Mental Health First Aid
Image Sept. 1, 2026 Guest Speaker Series — Fall 2026 The Human Rights Practice Program is pleased to share our Fall 2026 Guest Speaker Series. This semester we welcome leading practitioners, scholars, and activists — from the United Nations, international NGOs, and grassroots movements — to speak on some of the most pressing issues in international human rights. All sessions are free and open to attend via Zoom.
Image Aug. 4, 2026 Grievance and remedy in protected areas: what a new scoping study told negotiators in Nairobi
Image July 26, 2026 What the new climate advisory opinions mean for Indigenous Peoples — and who will use them