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Author: Danielle Hites

Danielle Hites is the Staff Attorney at the Global Justice Center. She previously worked with the Alliance for Rule of Law Promotion and Alternative Dispute Resolution, the International Justice Resource Center, Lawyers for Human Rights and the Coalition for the International Criminal Court. Danielle received her J.D. with a concentration in international law from Boston University and holds a B.A. in Psychology from Suffolk University.
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The International Criminal Court Still Has Work to Do on Gender-Based Crimes Dominic Ongwen

The International Criminal Court Still Has Work to Do on Gender-Based Crimes

Danielle Hites

The International Criminal Court recently convicted Dominic Ongwen. Notably, it was both the first conviction for forced pregnancy in the court’s history and only the second standing conviction for any sexual and gender-based crimes.

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Latin American Feminists Rising Up Against Violence. The International Community Should Join Them.

Danielle Hites

Mexico’s Congress approved an increase in prison sentences for gender-based killings and sexual abuse of minors. While the bill is a welcome step to curb the rising tide of gender-based killings in Mexico and Latin America, governments must do more to fulfill their obligations under international law.

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International Law Demands the U.S. Do Better on Abortion Policy

Danielle Hites and Global Justice Center

New lawmakers in Congress were eager to challenge Trump’s Global Gag Rule—but Presidential memoranda are not the only barriers to bringing U.S. foreign assistance policy in line with international human rights and humanitarian law.

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