In the field

By Alicia Blimkie It’s easy to love the Philippines. The country is a place of contrasts, with a mere handful of blocks separating...

Par Alix Genier Après deux mois ici, je me suis habituée à beaucoup de choses. L’odeur ambiante du jasmin. La conduite automobile. Les...

By Emilie Duchesne It took me maybe five minutes to fall in love with Phnom Penh. I stepped out of the airport after...

Par Camille Lustière C’est déjà ma dernière semaine à Avocats sans frontières Canada (ASFC) et le temps est venu de faire le bilan...

By Tiran Rahimian In justifying the crimes of Milo in an internal armed conflict in Rome, Cicero pleaded, “silent enim leges inter arma.”[1]...

By Sara Gold “There is no justice for the poor”.[1] All throughout my legal education, I have encountered this statement. In my Law...

By Brett Campeau The Mohawk community of Akwesasne is connected by rivers and divided by international and provincial borders. It sits at the...

Par Renaude Morin Bien le bonjour! Salam aleikoum! Voilà deux mois que je suis au Maroc. J’y suis en mode ‘petite éponge’ : j’écoute...

Par Elisabeth Beauchamp L’organisation au sein de laquelle je travaille en Serbie est vouée à la promotion et à la protection des droits...

By Léa Carresse Illicit trade is a fascinating topic in its potential for oddity and horror. There are “things” I never thought could...

By Cassandra Richards In mid-June I had the opportunity to travel to the island of Kinngait (ᑭᙵᐃᑦ), Nunavut for circuit court. Kinngait is...

By Adriana Cefis * This post mentions sexual harassment I feel the need to start this post off by saying that the negative...