Kasey McCall-Smith is Professor of International Law and Human Rights at the University of Edinburgh Law School where she is also the director of the Global Justice Academy. Her research and publications focus primarily on treaty law and how treaties are interpreted and implemented at the domestic and supranational levels, including through incorporation and other general measures of implementation. She is particularly interested in human rights, including reservations to treaties, the prohibition against torture, fair trial rights, the UNCRC and human rights incorporation.

Kasey McCall-Smith is Professor of International Law and Human Rights at the University of Edinburgh Law School where she is also the director of the Global Justice Academy. Her research and publications focus primarily on treaty law and how treaties are interpreted and implemented at the domestic and supranational levels, including through incorporation and other general measures of implementation. She is particularly interested in human rights, including reservations to treaties, the prohibition against torture, fair trial rights, the UNCRC and human rights incorporation.

Kasey McCall-Smith is Professor of International Law and Human Rights at the University of Edinburgh Law School where she is also the director of the Global Justice Academy. Her research and publications focus primarily on treaty law and how treaties are interpreted and implemented at the domestic and supranational levels, including through incorporation and other general measures of implementation. She is particularly interested in human rights, including reservations to treaties, the prohibition against torture, fair trial rights, the UNCRC and human rights incorporation.