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18 publications matched your search.

Claiming Our Role as Human Rights Lawyers: How a Human Rights Framework Can Advance Framework Advocacy, 45 CLEARINGHOUSE REV. 177 (2011) (with Martha F. Davis, Chandra Bhatnagar, Monique Harden, & Cheryl Hystad).
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

Court Interpreters and Preserving Due Process in Criminal Proceedings, in ABA JUDGE’S GUIDE TO IMMIGRATION LAW IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS (American Bar Association 2004).
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

Deriving Support from International Law for the Right to Counsel in Civil Cases, 15 TEMP. POL. & CIV. RTS. L. REV. 651 (2006).
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

How international are the international human rights of migrant workers? Understanding the extraterritorial reach of human rights obligations (forthcoming)
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

Human Rights for All Workers: The Emergence of Protections for Unauthorized Workers in the Inter-American Human Rights System, HUM. RTS. BRIEF, Fall 2004, at 5.
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

Inter-American Developments on Globalization’s Refugees: New Rights for Migrant Workers and Their Families, EUROPEAN YEARBOOK OF MINORITY ISSUES Vol. 3, 2003/4 ISBN 90 04 14820 0, 63-87 (co-author).
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

International Human Rights and Law and Organizing as the Pillars in Building the Bridge to Overcome the Rights-Reality Divide for Migrant Workers (forthcoming)
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

Labor and Employment Rights, in HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE UNITED STATES: A HANDBOOK FOR LEGAL AID ATTORNEYS, Sec. 5.3, (Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, American University Washington College of Law, forthcoming 2012). (forthcoming 2012)
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

MIGRANT WORKERS' ACCESS TO JUSTICE AT HOME: INDONESIA (Open Society Foundations Migrant Workers' Access to Justice Series, 2013) (with Bassina Farbenblum and Eleanor Taylor-Nicholson).
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

Making Visible the Invisible: Strategies for Responding to Globalization’s Impact on Immigrant Workers in the United States, 13 IND. J. GLOBAL LEGAL STUD. 105 (2006).
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

Member, Board of Directors, Friends of Farmworkers, Inc. (Philadelphia, PA).
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

Preparing Lawyers for Practice in a Globalized World: A Proposal for Transnational Clinical Partnerships, in GLOBALIZATION: THE CRUCIAL PHASE (forthcoming)
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

Pursuit of a Rights-Based Approach to Migration: Recent Developments at the UN and the Inter-American System, HUM. RTS. BRIEF, Spg. 2007, at 14.
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

REPORT OF THE AUGUST 2011 HUMAN RIGHTS DELEGATION TO HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA (Sept. 2, 2011) (with Colleen P. Breslin, Stephanie Luce, Beth Lyon; contributing editors, Fran Ansley, William Quigley).
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

Redefining Human Rights Lawyering Through the Lens of Critical Theory: Lessons for Pedagogy and Practice, 18 GEO. J. ON POVERTY L. & POL’Y 337 (2011) (with Caroline Bettinger-Lopez, Davida Finger, Meetali Jain, JoNel Newman, and Deborah M. Weissman).
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

The Human Rights of Immigrants: Confronting the Legacy of 9/11, in THE 9/11 EFFECT AND ITS LEGACY ON U.S. IMMIGRATION LAWS: ESSAYS, REMARKS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS 57-60 (Penn State Law and The Pennsylvania State University, School of International Service, State College, Pa., Fall 2012).
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

Transnational Approaches to Transnational Exploitation: A Proposal for Bi-National Migrant Rights Clinics, 30 U. PA. J. INT’L L. 1171 (2009).
Author:  Sarah Paoletti

Using the Universal Periodic Review to Advance Human Rights What Happens in Geneva Must Not Stay in Geneva, 45 CLEARINGHOUSE REV. 268 (2011).
Author:  Sarah Paoletti