Cohen on Human Rights in China
On Saturday, the New York Times published an interview with NYU Professor Jerome A. Cohen regarding legal developments in China and the country’s human rights record. From the interview:
“There are now some 200,000 judges, close to 180,000 prosecutors, roughly 170,000 lawyers, and thousands of law professors, as well as tens of thousands of people with legal training who staff local, regional and central government agencies and most large enterprises,” Mr. Cohen said. “And while they have different viewpoints, they all do have an interest in promoting a legal system that’s blatantly inadequate in some respects, but does well in others.”
Not only is it worth a read, but the Times story also serves as a perfect reminder of the upcoming submission date for JILP’s Jerome A. Cohen Prize in International Law & East Asia.
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