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Working with Judge Dow was a life-changing experience. It enriched my perspective on human rights in the international context, specifically in Southern Africa. I researched legal issues and drafted judgments. In the process I gained a deeper understanding of the intricacies of a developing post-colonial African legal system—combining South African Roman-Dutch law, English Common Law, and African Customary Law.
-Marilu Gresens, '10
Summer clerk for Justice Unity Dow of the High Court of Botswana
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The Urban Morgan Institute edits the Human Rights Quarterly published by The Johns Hopkins University Press, the oldest university press in the country. The Quarterly is multidisciplinary and covers the range of human rights matters encompassed by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In its more than thirty years and nearly a thousand articles and book reviews, the Quarterly is recognized as the leading academic journal in the human rights field. Both its audience and its authors are represented on every part of the globe.
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