Summer school looks at human rights court

The International Court of Human Rights (ICHR) is the focus of a major summer school starting today.

Summer school looks at human rights court
Mon, 11 Jun, 2007 - 08:10

The International Court of Human Rights (ICHR) is the focus of a major summer school starting today.

The event is being hosted by NUI Galway and will run until Friday.

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