A brief history of human rights

The Nuremberg moment and the birth of international law

A brief history of citizenship laws

The system of international law and the risks of impunity

The human rights journey, from moral philosophy to the political forum

Making the powerful answerable to law

A new conversation about the legacy of slavery

Justice after a genocide

Was Hiroshima a war crime?

The enduring evil of torture

How protest movements change the world

What human rights missed: the larger agenda

Literature and the law

Human rights seen through literature