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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2025 · 1H 10M

Paul Hoffman: A Life on the Frontlines of International Justice

from Human Rights: Conversations Across Generations · host Bert & Meredith Lockwood

We welcome legendary litigator Professor Paul Hoffman to discuss his decades-long career pioneering international human rights law and battling abuses by global corporations. This intergenerational conversation bridges the past and future of the movement, revealing the core struggles and enduring hope required for justice. 

We welcome legendary litigator Professor Paul Hoffman to discuss his decades-long career pioneering international human rights law and battling abuses by global corporations. This intergenerational conversation bridges the past and future of the movement, revealing the core struggles and enduring hope required for justice.

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