The UTokyo International Law Hub's project on non-state COVID-19 responses has been selected as an awardee of the 2021 Toyota Foundation...

The first-ever symposium on Magnitsky Laws in Japan spread awareness of the Law and provided space for discussions on the merits of...

On International Women's Day, the UTokyo Violence Against Women Working Group (UT VAW) is pleased to share our latest advocacy in action.

The Hub has partnered with Human Rights Watch on a joint symposium to discuss the global Magnitsky movement and its development in Japan.

Ms. Jane Connors, the first Victims' Rights Advocate for the UN, gave a seminar to the University of Tokyo faculty and students on June 17.

Is the UN's conception of the rule of law is universally applicable? What do Japan, South Korea, and China have in common

by Timothy Massie, Mei Kanehara, and Chris Clayton Photography by the writers and ICRC Japan Only months after they stepped foot into the...

The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights requested UOTILHub to make ‘contributions concerning promising/good human rights'...

The current framing of the discussion makes me wonder: where do I find myself in the current race-focused discussion about the aid industry?

How would the International Criminal Court prosecute an official of a state not party to the Rome Statute? A Graduation Thesis by...