Janet Walsh, deputy director of Human Rights Watch's women's rights division since 2002, has general expertise in women's rights issues. Before joining Human Rights Watch, Walsh practiced law at the United Nations legal office in New York, several international law firms, and did pro bono work in domestic violence, political asylum, and refugee law. Walsh graduated from the Boalt Hall School of Law at University of California, Berkeley.

Human Rights Watch Reports

Double Standards: Women's Property Violations in Kenya (March 4, 2003)

Articles

"The Hidden Costs of the Domestic Relations Bill," The Daily Monitor, June 7, 2005