Board of Directors

Advisory Council

• Rafel Abiem (United Nations, Monrovia)
• Warren Allmand (Former Canadian Minister of Consumer & Corporate Affairs, Montreal)
• Armineh Arakelian (Institute of Democracy and Human Rights, Yerevan, Armenia)
• Jean Francois Basse (UNICEF, NDjamena)
• Patrick Ball (Human Rights Data Analysis Group, Palo Alto).
• Louis Marie Bouaka (UNHCHR, Port-au-Prince)
• Shelley Broderick (University of the District of Columbia, Washington, DC)
• Richard Claude (University of Maryland, College Park)
• Clarence Dias (International Center for Law in Development, New York City)
• Christian Davenport (Radical Information Project, Washington, DC)
• Angelo Falcn (National Institute for Latino Policy, New York City)
• Paul Farmer (Partners in Health, Cange and Boston)
• Njanja Betrand Fassu (United Nations, Port-au-Prince)
• Edward James Flynn, (United Nations, New York)
• Harriet Fulbright (J. William & Harriet Fulbright Center, Washington, DC)
• Erika George (University of Utah, Salt Lake City)
• Monica Giambonini, (Governance/Development Practitioner, Lugano, Switzerland)
• Eliot Grossman (Centro Internacional de Litigios Sobre Derechos Humanos, Mexico City)
• Todd Howland (IRAdvocates co-founder, Hankuk University Seoul, Korea)
• Patrick Hughes (Playwright, St. Augustine)
• Dino Kristiotis (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor)
• Bert Lockwood (Urban Morgan Institute for Human Rights, Cincinnati)
• Angelica Macario (Runujel Junam Council of Ethnic Communities,Guatemala City)
• Holo Makwaia (International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, Arusha)
• Jennifer Moore (University of New Mexico, Albuquerque)
• James Paul (International Claims Commission, The Hague)
• Balakrishnan Rajagopal (MIT, Cambridge)
• Abdoulaye Seye (International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, Arusha)
• Frank Smyth (Freelance journalist, Washington, DC)
• Raji Sourani (Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, Gaza City)
• Ashwini Sukthankar (SEIU, New York)
• Mustafa Sezgin Tanrkulu (Diyarbakir Human Rights Association, Diyarbakir)
• Lee Woodyear (United Nations, Bouake)
• Nita Yawanarajah (United Nations, New York)

— Chris Saeger, "Strengthening Rule of Law Through Aid for Human Rights Litigation in National Courts: A Case Study of Oil Multinational Corporations Complicit in Human Rights Violations in Sudan and Nigeria (December 2007)

— Terry Collingsworth, "Using the Alien Tort Claims Act to Introduce the Rule of Law to the Global Economy (2005)

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