Carli Pierson, Don’t be Fooled by Trump’s Caravan Rhetoric - it’s Much More Profitable to Incarcerate Migrants Than to Stop Them at the Border, INDEPENDENT (Oct. 31, 2018), https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/trump-caravan- migrants-detention-centres-ice-child-separation-a8610146.html (last visited Dec. 8, 2018)

“Employing the Youth of the Revolution – A New Model for Microfinance in the North Africa”, by Carli Pierson, Microfinance Focus, May 5, 2011.

22. Pierson, Carli (December 2, 2019). "'The rapist is you' is the new feminist battle hymn emanating from Central and South America". The Independent. Retrieved December 9, 2019.

Source: Revue québécoise de droit international

MAHMOUD CHERIF BASSIOUNI, ED, GLOBALIZATION AND ITS IMPACT ON THE FUTURE OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CAMBRIDGE: UNITED INTERSENTIA LTD, 2015).

By: Rizwan Ahmad Khan Gondal

"Carli Pierson, among other writers, echoes that sentiment by stating that “there is an obvious disconnect between the proliferation of international and regional HRIs, the bodies that monitor them and the starkly contrasting reality of the selective implementation of human rights by States”21. She succinctly states that “a vast quantity of the existing international human rights and criminal justice bureaucracy is admittedly oppressive, non-navigable, and arguably unnecessary”22."

“It’s a charade,” journalist Carli Pierson wrote for the Independent, citing expert warnings that people taking part of the program will cut their own trees that are not deforested to receive money for the reforestation project.

"Even this type of work is dangerous. Carli Pierson, a human rights lawyer and freelance writer living in Mexico, says a day after she interviewed Guerrera for a National Catholic Reporter commentary published March 9, Guerrera had to go into hiding out of fear she might be killed."

Carli Pierson, “In Bone-Chilling Numbers, Femicides in Mexico Are a National Emergency” (National Catholic Reporter, February 14, 2020).
Official figures show that 3,142 women and girls were killed in 2019, and only 726 of those cases are being investigated as femicides. But women’s rights activists say that number is way too low