In the Media: Harry Reicher
- Nearly one-half of the 47 nations meeting in Geneva as part of the United Nations' Human Rights Council are directly or indirectly guilty of "arbitrary or unlawful deprivation of life" according to the U.S. State Department, writes Harry Reicher, who teaches international human rights at Penn Law. "How can the system be taken seriously?" he asks. "What can be expected of other countries if members of the council that is meant to show an example act the way they do?" (3/9/2009).
National Law Journal.
- Professor Harry Reicher compares the Slobodan Milosevic and Sadam Hussein trials. The National Law Journal (10/17/2005).
- Professor Harry Reicher writes about the United Nation's impotence in not yet addressing the genocide in Darfur, suggesting that Darfur "constitutes an ideal opportunity to breathe life into the terms of the convention." National Law Journal (1/24/2005).
- Professor Harry Reicher participates in a post-screening panel of "Auschwitz: Inside the Nazi State" at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. The New York Sun (1/17/2005).
Article - Requires Westlaw sign on - Citation #2005 WL 68358261.
- Professor Harry Reicher comments that "the defense would have extreme obstacles before it" in a defense argument based on whether the defendant had a moral choice in the Abu Ghraib prison case. ABC News (1/6/2005).
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