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Author's Note ix
Chapter 1: Introductions 1
Chapter 2: Thinking Ahead 10
Chapter 3: Crossing Over 16
Chapter 4: Professional Roles 25
Chapter 5: Direct Examination: Telling Ana's Story 39
Chapter 6: Cross-Examination: The Doctor's Tale 48
Chapter 7: The Men of Libertad 58
Chapter 8: Transition: Preparing to Act 68
Chapter 9: A Moment of Advocacy 80
Chapter 10: The Aftermath 85
Epilogue 104
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Ramon Soares Novaes De Souza
reviewed The Rights of Spring: A Memoir of Innocence Abroad on April 05, 2014
The Rights of Spring
Provides a very useful critique on the bureaucratisation of human rights in the international community; uses narrative style and personal experiences to illustrate an individual response of the human rights lawyer, this makes it much easier to read than the general variety of commentary upon human rights. However, because of this, the book is less useful to an academic, and the concerns raised remain very much unresolved by the end of the book.
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