Raymond A. Smith

Raymond A. Smith, doctor en Filosofía y máster en Derecho, es profesor titular y miembro del comité ejecutivo del Programa de Prácticas de Derechos Humanos de la Universidad de Arizona. Es autor del libro Extending International Human Rights Protections to Vulnerable Populations.

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December 5, 2025

Qualified majority rule: A guarantor of democracy and human rights

By Raymond A. Smith

August 15, 2024

Federal Democracy: Four pitfalls for human rights

By Raymond A. Smith

January 8, 2024

Three lenses on the human rights of older persons: Age, disability, and vulnerability

By Raymond A. Smith

June 9, 2023

From LGBTQIA+ to SOGIESC: Reframing sexuality, gender, and human rights

By Raymond A. Smith

August 23, 2022

How can international human rights law protect those who identify as non-binary?

By Raymond A. Smith

June 17, 2021

The breakthrough moment for LGBTI international human rights: a ten-year retrospective

By Raymond A. Smith

January 14, 2020

Can international human rights law be creatively deployed to expand its protections?

By Raymond A. Smith

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Raymond A. Smith

Qualified majority rule: A guarantor of democracy and human rights

Federal Democracy: Four pitfalls for human rights

Three lenses on the human rights of older persons: Age, disability, and vulnerability

From LGBTQIA+ to SOGIESC: Reframing sexuality, gender, and human rights

How can international human rights law protect those who identify as non-binary?

The breakthrough moment for LGBTI international human rights: a ten-year retrospective

Can international human rights law be creatively deployed to expand its protections?