Hello all,

I'm a US-trained lawyer (JD from Ohio State) currently working at a legal aid office in Palau. My dream job would be to work for an international NGO (for example, Human Rights Watch) and I wonder if getting an LLM in Human Rights Law would be the way to get started on that path. Also, would it be better to go to a US or European school?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Internships are a MUST.

I know that attending an LL.M. at the London School of Economics is a good start in Europe if you are looking forward to working for NGOs.

Hi
i am 21 and about to graduate (3 years degree) in phylosophy (im italian).
I want to ship to international law and human rights law, but i have no idea what's the best way to do so...
can you help me please? i need so much some advice.
I was thinking of taking an LLM in human rights or international law, but i will be competing with law graduates, plus i dont know which are the best unis for these subjects..

thnx a lot!!