Spring 2006
Globalizing Justice
By Philippe Sands
While the "Pinochet Precedent" was a milestone in international jurisprudence, the trials of Slobodan Milosevic and Saddam Hussein raise difficult questions about how far the world has yet to go. | More »A New Morning
By Mohan Seneviratne
Outgoing AIUSA Executive Director Bill Schulz looks back on 12 years at the helm of AIUSA. | More »Discarded Lives: Juvenile Life Without Parole
By John Hubner
In the late 1800s a special juvenile court was created with the goal of altering the trajectories of troubled lives. But a wave of "tough on crime" legislation has put thousands of child offenders in prison for life, with no hope of freedom. | More »Homegrown Progress
By Caryn Zissis
Turkish human rights defender Cânân Arin takes a bricks an mortar approach to building a movement for women's rights. | More »| « Winter 2005 |Fall 2006 » |
