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The Center for International and Comparative Law offers two student essay awards each academic year for papers on topics in international and comparative law.
University of Baltimore students are invited to submit their papers for the Annual CICL Essay Competition in International and Comparative Law. This competition is open to all students in the University of Baltimore School of Law, Merrick School of Business and Yale Gordon College of Liberal Arts.
Papers must be on topics in international or comparative law and may be of any length. Submissions may include papers already submitted or to be submitted for credit in academic courses.
Papers should be submitted to Ms. Latosha Davis in room AL1006. The deadline for submissions is the last day of classes each spring semester.
2023
Audreina Blanding, By Any Means Necessary: An Assessment of the Human Rights Obligations of the Democratic
People's Republic of Korea in Relation to the Trafficking of North Korean Women and
Girls
2022
Peri Schuster, Stopping Suicide in Maryland’s Correctional Institute for Women: A Human Rights Perspective
2021
Nicholas Richard, The Company You Keep: The Implications of China’s Membership and Activity in the U.N.
2019
Christina Araviakis, Baltimore, You've Got Charm Now How About Equality? The Call for Baltimore City to
Join the Nationwide Movement, Cities for CEDAW
James Lilly, The South Ossetia Legal War: Georgia’s Case Against Russia Before the European Court of Human Rights