The panel discussion by University of Toronto female deans, which opened the Faculty of Law's International Women's Day celebrations, is described in an article in News @ UofT. The article includes quotes from several of the deans.

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University of Toronto law professors Sujit Choudhry and Michael Code and their students saw their months of hard work pay off recently as the Supreme Court of Canada accepted their legal arguments in its groundbreaking decision in Charkaoui v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration).

Darryl Robinson, Adjunct Professor and Acting Director of the International Human Rights Clinic, was interviewed on CBC Newsworld on June 3, 2007 about the Charles Taylor trial.  Charles Taylor, former President of Liberia, faces trial at the International Court of Justice in the Hague for directing rebel groups that carried out war crimes and crimes against humanity in Sierra Leone. 

Local newspaper The Annex Gleaner has published a story describing the International Human Rights Program's Human Rights in Focus. This exhibit showcases international photographs taken by past and present U of T Faculty of Law students during their human rights internships around the world. The photos portrays people and landscapes in developing countries including Zambia, Uganda, Nepal and Chile. The exhibit runs to March 22, 2007.