Eric Richardson

UC Berkeley Law School

Lecturer, International Human Rights

215 Boalt Hall

Berkeley, CA 94720-7200

United States

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Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue

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Geneva, Geneva 1202

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UNHR Geneva UN Studies Program

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“  In over 30 years as a diplomat, attorney, writer and educator, the art of international negotiation has become my passion. I teach negotiations and UN law and practice, and enjoy writing about my experiences negotiating with and about China,North Korea, Libya, the United Nations and the Middle East. I'm currently writing about the international human rights implications of COVID-related restrictions, the regulation of new technologies in warfare, and nuclear negotiations with North Korea. I am also working on atrocity prevention, training of diplomats, and international reconciliation issues. I am interested in new areas to apply the negotiation theories I have outlines in my forthcoming book "Getting More Back: A Diplomat's History Offers Negotiating Lessons You Can Use From North Korea to Libya and From China to the United Nations."  ”

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Emergencies End Eventually: How to Better Analyze Human Rights Restrictions Sparked by the COVID-19 Pandemic Under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

Eric Richardson & Colleen Devine, Emergencies End Eventually: How to Better Analyze Human Rights Restrictions Sparked by the COVID-19 Pandemic Under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 42 MICH. J. INT’L L. (Forthcoming).
Number of pages: 56 Posted: 05 Jul 2020 Last Revised: 07 Jul 2020
Eric Richardson and Colleen Devine
UC Berkeley Law School and affiliation not provided to SSRN
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COVID-19, International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Freedom of Movement, Freedom of Assembly, Privacy, Surveillance, Derogation, Limitation, International Human Rights Law, Coronavirus