SUPPORT US

News ▾
Dispatches ▾
- All Dispatches
- Afghanistan
- Canada
- India
- Myanmar
- Ukraine
- US
Commentary ▾
Features ▾
Topics ▾
Programs ▾
- Digital Scholars
- Journalist in Residence
About ▾
- FAQ
- Staff
- Apply
- Submit Story
- Contact Us
- Transparency
- Sutin Prize
- Shawl Award
- Johnson Award
- Wohlmuth Awards
Support ▾

Search:

JURIST – 990 – Tax Year Ending 6.30.19

JURIST - 990 - Tax Year Ending 6.30.19

Subscribe to JURIST

Email Address

Subscribe Key:

Latest NEWS

Afghanistan dispatch: Taliban leaders issue new orders on law-making process, enforcement of court orders from previous government

Ukraine police head reports 32 killed in Kherson by recent Russian shelling

European Parliament rejects Russian passports from illegally-occupied regions of Ukraine and Georgia

Human Rights Watch expresses concern over Kyrgyzstan journalist expelled to Russia

Canada province recognizes inherent indigenous right of self-government in new indigenous child welfare legislation

Latest COMMENTARY

International Rule of Law: A Declaration of Displeasure with the International Legal System

by Cornelis van Haperen

A Proposal to Deter High-Profile Political Assassinations in Pakistan

by L. Ali Khan and Hira Ghumman

White Saviors: The Legality of a US Marine Couple’s Taking of an Afghan Child

by Alan Cunningham

US Supreme Court Decision on Pennsylvania Voter District Maps is a Victory Against Gerrymandering

by JP Leskovich | U. Pittsburgh School of Law, US

Latest Tweets

THIS DAY @ LAW

Ku Klux Klan trials began in South Carolina

On November 28, 1871, Ku Klux Klan trials began in US District Court in South Carolina as part of a federal effort to halt growing White violence in the former Confederate states.

Read a book review of Lou Faulkner Williams, The Great South Carolina Ku Klux Klan Trials, 1871-1872 (1996) and learn more about the early history of the Klan.

New Zealand women become the first to vote in a national election

On November 28, 1893, women voted in New Zealand elections, becoming the first to participate in a national election anywhere in the world.

More This Day @ Law... ▸

Home Attributions Disclaimer Privacy Policy Contact Us