Abbe Jolles is a Washington, DC-based International Human Rights litigator. She provides representation worldwide including conflict zones. She handles individual, corporate, criminal and civil matters involving unlawful property confiscation, incarceration or risk of incarceration and other human rights violations including immigration and global migration.
Abbe was the first American woman admitted to the International Criminal Court and the first American admitted to the African Court on Human and People’s Rights. She achieved a landmark result at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
Abbe is a principal consultant for Global Insight working throughout Asia, with offices in Hong Kong, Thailand and The Philippines. She provides advocacy and advisory services in their Forensic Services practice including acting as human rights advisor to global corporations.
Abbe attended Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio, London School of Economics, London, England and the University of Oregon School of Law in Eugene, Oregon.
She speaks French and English. Abbe Jolles is a Washington, DC-based International Human Rights litigator. She provides representation worldwide including conflict zones. She handles individual, corporate, criminal and civil matters involving unlawful property confiscation, incarceration or risk of incarceration and other human rights violations including immigration and global migration.
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