Strengthening Human Rights Protection: Why the Holocaust Slave Labor Claims Should Be Litigated (Comment)

In this comment I propose that the plaintiffs resist being bullied by international organizations and litigate this case to its completion in a New York courtroom. A successful claim would be a step forward in the enforcement of human rights. With the precedent of a success in the Pollack case, any violator who commits a crime against humanity may be held responsible in the United States for their actions. The Pollack court has the opportunity to make the footprints that other federal courts, as well as other countries' judicial systems, should follow