ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Sabrina Ochoa

Sabrina Ochoa is a Henigson Human Rights Fellow at the Center for International Law (CenterLaw) Philippines, a graduate of Harvard Law School, and an author of works published in the Harvard Law Review, Harvard Human Rights Journal, University of Miami Race and Social Justice Law Review, EJIL:Talk! and other forums.

POSTS BY Sabrina Ochoa

06 February 2025

A Dangerous Departure

Governments from Argentina to the United States to Hungary and beyond are engaging in concerted efforts to assail and undermine sexual and reproductive rights that have long been understood as gendered interpretations of fundamental rights under international law. In this context, the recent decision by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in Beatriz v. El Salvador is a missed opportunity to consolidate the Court’s jurisprudence on sexual and reproductive health and rights and defend the legitimacy of international human rights law. Continue reading >>