Anthony Ghaly

Bio

Anthony Ghaly is a PhD student in Jurisprudence and Social Policy at Berkeley Law and a researcher for the Human Rights Center. He holds a JD from Berkeley Law, where he was a submissions editor for the Berkeley Journal of International Law, Human Rights Center fellow, Miller fellow, and recipient of the Clinical Legal Education Association Outstanding Clinical Student award for his work in the International Human Rights Law Clinic. He has also held legal internships at WITNESS and the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH). Prior to law school, Anthony received his BA from the Honors College of Rutgers University-Newark, where he graduated summa cum laude with degrees in Political Science and Psychology and a minor in Economics. Anthony’s research interests lie at the intersection of international criminal law and emerging technologies, including issues related to conflict-related sexual violence, reproductive harms, digital open-source investigations, and the emergence and commission of genocide.