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Bosnia and Rwanda War Crimes Tribunals Seminar--Monday,
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The M.I.T. Program on Human Rights and Justice
Announces its fourth seminar for fall 2001
Elizabeth Neuffer
Foreign Correspondent, Boston Globe
and author of The Key To My Neighbor's House: Searching for Justice in
Bosnia and Rwanda
"Seeking Justice: Reflections from Bosnia and Rwanda's
Killing Fields to New York's Ground Zero"
Monday, November 5, 4:00-5:30PM
CIS | 7th Floor Conference Room | Bldg. E38 | 292 Main Street
The talk is open to the public.
Refreshments will be provided.
Profile of ELIZABETH A. NEUFFER
Elizabeth Neuffer has been a foreign correspondent for the Boston Globe for
more than a decade. Most recently, she was the Globe's European Bureau
Chief based in Berlin, Germany from 1984-1988. She focused on covering the
Balkans, winning awards for her coverage of the Bosnian war and its
aftermath. She has also reported from Rwanda after the genocide; from Saudi
Arabia, Kuwait and Iraq during the Gulf War; and from the Soviet Union
during Gorbachev's resignation and the emergence of the Commonwealth of
Independent States.
A recipient of the Edward R. Murrow Fellow at the Council On Foreign
Relations in 1998-1989, Neuffer was also awarded an Individual Project
Fellow at the Soros Foundation's Open Policy Institute to write a book
about a people searching for justice before the two war crimes tribunals.
Her book, The Key To My Neighbor's House: Searching for Justice in Bosnia
and Rwanda, will be published by Picador USA (St. Martin's Press) in
November,
2001.
She has recently returned to the Globe after a leave of absence to finish
her book, and is based in New York, covering global issues. A graduate of
Cornell University, she has a master's degree in political philosophy from
the London School of Economics.
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<font face="Courier New, Courier">The M.I.T. Program on Human Rights and
Justice<br>
Announces its fourth seminar for fall 2001<br>
<br>
Elizabeth Neuffer<br>
Foreign Correspondent, Boston Globe<br>
and author of The Key To My Neighbor’s House: Searching for Justice in
Bosnia and Rwanda<br>
<br>
<br>
“Seeking Justice: Reflections from Bosnia and Rwanda's<br>
Killing Fields to New York's Ground Zero”<br>
<br>
<br>
Monday, November 5, 4:00-5:30PM<br>
CIS | 7th Floor Conference Room | Bldg. E38 | 292 Main Street<br>
<br>
The talk is open to the public.<br>
Refreshments will be provided.<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
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Profile of ELIZABETH A. NEUFFER<br>
<br>
Elizabeth Neuffer has been a foreign correspondent for the Boston Globe
for more than a decade. Most recently, she was the Globe’s European
Bureau Chief based in Berlin, Germany from 1984-1988. She focused on
covering the Balkans, winning awards for her coverage of the Bosnian war
and its aftermath. She has also reported from Rwanda after the genocide;
from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Iraq during the Gulf War; and from the
Soviet Union during Gorbachev’s resignation and the emergence of the
Commonwealth of Independent States.<br>
<br>
A recipient of the Edward R. Murrow Fellow at the Council On Foreign
Relations in 1998-1989, Neuffer was also awarded an Individual Project
Fellow at the Soros Foundation’s Open Policy Institute to write a book
about a people searching for justice before the two war crimes tribunals.
Her book, The Key To My Neighbor’s House: Searching for Justice in Bosnia
and Rwanda, will be published by Picador USA (St. Martin’s Press) in
November,
2001.
<br>
<br>
She has recently returned to the Globe after a leave of absence to finish
her book, and is based in New York, covering global issues. A graduate of
Cornell University, she has a master’s degree in political philosophy
from the London School of Economics.<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
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