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Professor Tan Speaks at International Law Forum

On September 23-24, 2016, Professor Morse Tan spoke by invitation of the American Society of International Law (ASIL) at the International Law Forum held at the University of Wisconsin Law School. He served as a discussant for the draft of the book chapter "Institutional Limits of Inter-American Constitutionalism” by Wisconsin Associate Professor Dr. Alexandra Huneeus. He also interacted regarding his own draft of a law review article: "Taking IHI and R2P Seriously: North Korea as a Primary Consideration."

Professor Morse Tan Publishes Article in National Law Journal

Professor Morse Tan shared his perspective in a March 7, 2016 column published in the National Law Journal regarding the increasing military provocations and human rights atrocities in North Korea and the global community's unilateral response.

Professor Morse Tan Participates in Panel at Johns Hopkins University

Professor Morse Tan took part in a panel discussion entitled "U.S. Policy Toward North Korea - The Case for Instituting a More Effective, Human Rights-Centric Approach" held at Johns Hopkins University on Tuesday, October 27, 2015. Professor Tan was invited to the panel due to his extensive research on human rights violations in North Korea, which was the topic of his 2015 book North Korea, International Law and the Dual Crises: Narrative and Constructive Engagement. The panel is available to view on YouTube.

Professor Morse Tan Quoted in Al Jazeera America Article

Professor Morse Tan was quoted in an article by Jyoti Thottam that appeared on the Al Jazeera America website on January 6, 2016. Thottam detailed how the North Korean regime's recent nuclear actions may be an attempt to distract UN leaders away from human rights issues.