[legal-professionals] ABA International Human Rights Committee needs co-authors

December 2, 2002
ABA Human Rights Committee E-News

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3.         CO-AUTHORS NEEDED
                 ABA INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE

Each year the International Human Rights Committee of the ABA Section of 
International Law and Practice writes a year-in-review summary of 
significant legal developments in the area of international human rights 
law.  This review is published -- with similar reports from other ABA 
committees -- in the Section's scholarly publication, "The International 
Lawyer."  The publication is circulated to all members of the Section on 
International Law and Practice and is searchable on-line.


Members of the International Human Rights Committee are invited to 
contribute to this annual year-in-review article.  If you are interested in 
drafting a particular section of the article, please contact Mark Wojcik at 
7wojcik@jmls.edu with an expression of your interest.  We will first 
compile an outline of subject matter areas for this year; the final 
deadline for the text of the article has not yet been set but should be in 
late January or early February.

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