The IHRP is pleased to announce its new strategic direction, which is reflected in its Strategic Plan 2011. This document is the culmination of a year-long process that has allowed us to reflect on our past, and situate our mission within the broader goals of the University of Toronto Faculty of Law and our civil society partners.

The IHRP recently received mid-term reports from all of its 2011 interns.

Through its volunteer working groups and clinic projects the IHRP advances the field of international human rights law. 
Read more about the 2011-2012 IHRP Working Groups 

The International Human Rights Program (“IHRP”) at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law and Revenue Watch Institute, a U.S.-based non-governmental organization, have launched the Canadian Legal Initiative for Extractives (“CLIE”) and are seeking a

Check out the latest edition of Rights Review, the IHRP's magazine, here

Andrew Max (2L) who interned at the International Criminal Court last summer, had a chance to interview the Prosecutor, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, on his recent visit to Toronto.

Rebecca Sutton (2L) is a current IHRP clinic student and was an IHRP intern in 2009 with the Forced Migration Studies Program in South Africa.

Read about Meghan Lindo's experiences in Kenya pursuing accountability for rape of girls and women in UofT Ma

Read the 25th Anniversary edition of Rights Review here. This special edition focuses on major developments in human rights over the past 25 years, and challenges going forwar

Last Thursday, the IHRP celebrated its 25^th anniversary and the opening of the Transformative Human Rights