Harold Hongju Koh

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Harold Hongju Koh is a prominent American legal scholar and former U.S. State Department legal adviser known for his work in international law and human rights.


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instanceOf author
human
human rights advocate
international law scholar
legal scholar
professor
academicDegree A.B. from Harvard College
B.A. in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from Oxford
J.D. from Harvard Law School
almaMater Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Magdalen College, Oxford
appointedBy Barack Obama
awardReceived American Society of International Law Honorary Member
Goler T. Butcher Medal
Louis B. Sohn Award
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1954-12-08
educatedAt Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Magdalen College, Oxford
employer Yale Law School
ethnicOrigin Korean American
familyName Koh
fieldOfWork constitutional law
human rights law
international law
public international law
givenName Harold
memberOf American Society of International Law
Council on Foreign Relations
Yale Law School faculty
name Harold Hongju Koh
notableFor service as Legal Adviser of the U.S. Department of State
work in human rights
work in international law
notableIdea transnational legal process theory
notableWork The Human Rights Revolution: An International History
The National Security Constitution
The Trump Administration and International Law
Transnational Legal Process
officeEndTime 2013-01-22
officeStartTime 2009-06-25
placeOfBirth Boston, Massachusetts, United States
positionHeld Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor
Dean of Yale Law School
Legal Adviser of the U.S. Department of State
Sterling Professor of International Law at Yale Law School
sibling Howard Koh
spouse Mary-Christy Fisher
workplace Yale Law School


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