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Travaux Berkeley Journal of International Law
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Berkeley Journal of International Law (BJIL) is a student-led publication at University of California, Berkeley, School of Law. Travaux is BJIL's accompanying podcast, where we discuss and interview scholars, practitioners, and leaders about recent and ongoing developments in international law, politics, and human rights.
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The Effects Of Border Barriers On Animal Populations (The Current State - Episode 10)
In this episode of "The Current State," Julia Wang (Berkeley Law '24) sits down with Alex Maclennan (Berkeley Law '24) to discuss the growing number of border walls around the world that now restrain the movement of animal populations.
The Berkeley Journal of International Law subscribes to Soundstripe, which provides royalty free music options. The intro music in this episode is "Astro Jetson" by Mikey Geiger, and the outro music is "Seafoam" by Daniele Musto. -
Dobbs and U.S. International Human Rights Obligations (The Current State - Episode 9)
In this episode of "The Current State," Julia Wang (Berkeley Law '24) sits down with Meredith Sullivan (Berkeley Law '25) to discuss whether last year’s Dobbs decision puts the United States in violation of its international human rights obligations.
The Berkeley Journal of International Law subscribes to Soundstripe, which provides royalty free music options. The intro music in this episode is "Astro Jetson" by Mikey Geiger, and the outro music is "Seafoam" by Daniele Musto. -
Answering The Call To Prosecute Syrian Sexual Violence War Crimes (The Current State - Episode 8)
In this episode of "The Current State," Julia Wang (Berkeley Law '24) sits down with Spencer Perry (Berkeley Law '23) to discuss national efforts to prosecute sexual violence war crimes perpetrated by Syrian officials.
Please note that today’s episode discusses violence and sexual assault. Please take care of yourself in deciding how and if you should consume this podcast content.
The Berkeley Journal of International Law subscribes to Soundstripe, which provides royalty free music options. The intro music in this episode is "Astro Jetson" by Mikey Geiger, and the outro music is "Seafoam" by Daniele Musto. -
Charting Transgender Rights On The International Human Rights Map (The Current State - Episode 7)
In this episode of "The Current State," Julia Wang (Berkeley Law '24) sits down with Shivani Dewalla (Berkeley Law LL.M. '23) to discuss the need for an international treaty protecting transgender rights.
The Berkeley Journal of International Law subscribes to Soundstripe, which provides royalty free music options. The intro music in this episode is "Astro Jetson" by Mikey Geiger, and the outro music is "Seafoam" by Daniele Musto. -
Challenges And Opportunities In Digital Asset Regulation (The Current State - Episode 6)
In this episode of "The Current State," Julia Wang (Berkeley Law '24) sits down with Amanda Colding (Berkeley Law '24) to discuss the need for U.S. international cooperation in regulating digital assets.
The Berkeley Journal of International Law subscribes to Soundstripe, which provides royalty free music options. The intro music in this episode is "Astro Jetson" by Mikey Geiger, and the outro music is "Seafoam" by Daniele Musto. -
Iran And Internet Shutdowns: Does International Law Have An Answer? (The Current State - Episode 5)
In this episode of "The Current State," Julia Wang (Berkeley Law '24) sits down with Meredith Sullivan (Berkeley Law '25) to discuss the current protests in Iran and the threat that government Internet shutdowns pose to human rights around the world.
The Berkeley Journal of International Law subscribes to Soundstripe, which provides royalty free music options. The intro music in this episode is "Astro Jetson" by Mikey Geiger, and the outro music is "Seafoam" by Daniele Musto.