Hannah Garry, University of Southern California
Associate Professor
Law
Los Angeles, California
hgarry@law.usc.edu
Office:
(213) 740-9154
Expert In
Crimes against humanity
Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
Genocide
Guantanamo Bay detention camp
Humanitarian intervention
International criminal court
International criminal law
International human rights law
International humanitarian law
International refugee law
Laws of war
Legal education
Post-conflict resolution
Refugees and forced displacement
Torture and persecution
Transitional justice
Truth commissions
War crimes
Bio/Research
Hannah Garry is director of USC Law's International Human Rights Clinic. She joined USC law faculty in the fall of 2010. She arrived from University of Colorado Law, where she was visiting faculty and taught international law courses as well as initiated an experiential learning course supervisin...
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Bio/Research
Hannah Garry is director of USC Law's International Human Rights Clinic. She joined USC law faculty in the fall of 2010. She arrived from University of Colorado Law, where she was visiting faculty and taught international law courses as well as initiated an experiential learning course supervising students on Guantanamo and Alien Tort Statute cases. Garry has worked on international human rights and international criminal law issues since 1994 with a number of organizations including Oxford University's Refugee Studies Centre; Makerere University in Kampala, Uganda; the International Criminal Court; the UN International Criminal Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda; the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia; the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees; the European Court of Human Rights; and the International Human Rights Law Group (now Global Rights). She has experience in Africa, Asia and Europe.
Garry has also spoken and written widely on protection of refugee rights in Africa under national and international law; protection of refugee rights under the European Convention on Human Rights; asylum law and policy within the European Union; state responsibility and compensation for refugee flows under international law; victims' rights and restorative justice in international criminal law; corporate criminal and social responsibility under international law; and international criminal procedure.
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Garry has also spoken and written widely on protection of refugee rights in Africa under national and international law; protection of refugee rights under the European Convention on Human Rights; asylum law and policy within the European Union; state responsibility and compensation for refugee flows under international law; victims' rights and restorative justice in international criminal law; corporate criminal and social responsibility under international law; and international criminal procedure.
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