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Behind the Scenes - Interview with Frederik Obermaier

February 12, 2018

See a behind-the-scenes interview with the investigative journalist who helped break the Panama Papers. 

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Be Your Own Historian

June 7, 2018

Authoring the summer 2018 feature of Teaching Tolerance Magazine, Dr. Timothy McCarthy talks through the history of Reconstruction and why it’s more important than ever to get it right.... Read more about Be Your Own Historian



Appellate Court Reinstates Abu Ghraib Torture Lawsuit Against Private Military Contractor

October 24, 2016

A panel of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated a lawsuit  (Al Shimari v. CACI) brought by the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) on behalf of four Abu Ghraib torture victims against CACI Premier Technology, Inc., a private military contractor, for the corporation’s role in their inhumane treatment.... Read more about Appellate Court Reinstates Abu Ghraib Torture Lawsuit Against Private Military Contractor



Announcing the Topol Research Fellows

January 11, 2019

The Topol Research Fellowship provided recognition to Harvard Kennedy School students interested in and committed to nonviolence and peace. ... Read more about Announcing the Topol Research Fellows



Announcing the 2021 Topol Research Fellows

February 9, 2021

Five graduate students from the Harvard Kennedy School were selected as the third class of Topol Research Fellows at the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy.... Read more about Announcing the 2021 Topol Research Fellows



Announcing 2019 Cohort of Technology and Human Rights Fellows

February 11, 2019

The Carr Center for Human Rights Policy announced 15 new resident and visiting fellows an inaugural cohort that will conduct focused research projects on the intersection of new technologies, artificial intelligence, and human rights.

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Analyzing the Technological Revolution

April 1, 2018

Steven Livingston examines the technological revolution: Both its implications for good, as well as its impacts on human rights outcomes.... Read more about Analyzing the Technological Revolution



An Upstander and Now a Wayfinder: Martha Minow on Law and Forgiveness, at TEDwomen

April 3, 2020

Former Dean of Harvard Law School Martha Minow addresses forgiving debts, putting aside political animosity, and releasing inmates at TEDwomen.... Read more about An Upstander and Now a Wayfinder: Martha Minow on Law and Forgiveness, at TEDwomen



An Ancient Curse Kept Nigerian Women Bound to Sex Slavery. Now, It's Been Reversed

April 30, 2018

New article in Time featuring Carr Center's Siddharth Kara.... Read more about An Ancient Curse Kept Nigerian Women Bound to Sex Slavery. Now, It's Been Reversed



Americans have more in common than you might think

September 16, 2020

In his latest op-ed for the Boston Globe, John Shattuck describes findings from his team's national survey, noting that Americans have a more expansive view of their rights and freedoms. 

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