Anna Crowe
Assistant Director, International Human Rights Clinic, and Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School
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email: acrowe [at] law [dot] harvard [dot] edu
Assistant Director, International Human Rights Clinic, and Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School
(website)
email: acrowe [at] law [dot] harvard [dot] edu
Arms Trade Treaty | harm to civilians - casualties, human rights, development
Anna Crowe is Assistant Director and Lecturer on Law in the International Human Rights Clinic at Harvard Law School. Her work focuses on disarmament and human rights, and she supervises students on research, fact-finding, and advocacy projects in these areas. In the Clinic, she has developed and implemented projects with the Norwegian Refugee Council, Control Arms, Privacy International, and Article 36, among others.
Before she joined Harvard, Anna was a Legal Officer at Privacy International, a leading human rights organization that campaigns against unlawful communications surveillance across the globe. She also spent a year in Colombia as a Henigson Human Rights Fellow, working with the International Crisis Group in the field of transitional justice. In addition to an LLM from Harvard Law School, she holds conjoint law and arts degrees from the University of Auckland.
Anna Crowe is Assistant Director and Lecturer on Law in the International Human Rights Clinic at Harvard Law School. Her work focuses on disarmament and human rights, and she supervises students on research, fact-finding, and advocacy projects in these areas. In the Clinic, she has developed and implemented projects with the Norwegian Refugee Council, Control Arms, Privacy International, and Article 36, among others.
Before she joined Harvard, Anna was a Legal Officer at Privacy International, a leading human rights organization that campaigns against unlawful communications surveillance across the globe. She also spent a year in Colombia as a Henigson Human Rights Fellow, working with the International Crisis Group in the field of transitional justice. In addition to an LLM from Harvard Law School, she holds conjoint law and arts degrees from the University of Auckland.
Recent Publications:
- "Interpreting the Arms Trade Treaty: International Human Rights Law and Gender-Based Violence in Article 7 Risk Assessments," International Human Rights Clinic, Control Arms, April 2019
- “International Humanitarian Law and the Use of Explosive Weapons in Populated Areas,” Peace in Progress ,February 2016