The Strategic Litigation Project (SLP) works at the intersection of law and policy to inject fresh thinking into how governments and practitioners can apply legal tools to advance human rights and accountability around the world. Looking ahead, the SLP will continue to work with multilateral bodies, policymakers, and civil society organizations to advance its flagship projects. The two-day conference aimed to unpack the policy and legal impacts of gender apartheid codification, including its implications for humanitarian, security, economic, and political engagement. Her ongoing research identifies possible mitigation strategies for states to address the human rights and cybersecurity risks associated with the treaty. In January, the Investigations Lab at UC Berkeley’s Human Rights Center, a coalition partner, released two reports, the latest in an ongoing series, demonstrating the importance of digital evidence in future human rights accountability.