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HELEN DUFFY has practiced international law in diverse contexts for over twenty five years. Her litigation experience spans regional and international human rights courts and bodies, including the African, European and Inter-American systems, the ECOWAS court, UN human rights bodies, and national courts.
Helen Duffy is a Professor of International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law at the Grotius Centre (0.5 FTE). Her research areas includes strategic human rights litigation, counter-terrorism, climate justice, human rights in armed conflict (interplay of human rights and humanitarian law), judicial independence and non-state actors.
Feb 1, 2024 · Human Rights in Practice. is an international law practice run by Helen Duffy which specialises in strategic human rights litigation, research and advice. The practice aims to contribute to advancing human rights, justice and rule of law in contexts where they are most elusive.
Helen Duffy. Professor Gieskes Chair of International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Leiden University ... D Kyte, H Duffy, B Fletcher, A Gheorghe, R Mercieca ...
Helen Duffy currently runs Human Rights in Practice, an international law practice that represents victims in strategic litigation before European, African and Inter-American and international human rights courts and bodies. She is the Gieskes Professor of International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law at the University of Leiden, where she ...
Professor Helen Duffy. Senior Fellow (Melbourne Law Masters) Human Rights in Practice and Leiden University, The Netherlands. Overview. Helen Duffy runs an international legal practice – Human Rights in Practice – and is Gieskes Chair of International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law at the Grotius Centre of the University of Leiden.
Helen Duffy's book adds another important voice to the criticism of the continuous betray of the rule of law in the so called 'war on terror.' Source: Criminal Law Forum '[A] void has now been filled by Duffy's book … her study firmly affirms the completeness and competence of international law.
