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From: "M.I.T. Program on Human Rights and Justice" <phrj@MIT.EDU>
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The MIT Program on Human Rights and Justice
Announces its second seminar for fall 2001
Dr. R K Raghavan,
Ex-Director Central Bureau of Investigation, India
"Terrorism and Human Rights: The Indian Experience"
Wednesday, November 14, 5:30-7:00PM
CIS, 6th Floor Conference Room, E38, 292 Main Street
The talk is open to the public.
Refreshments are provided.
Dr Raghavan is currently a Visiting Fellow with the Human Rights Program at
the Harvard Law School. He is working on police misconduct both in India
and the US. He has worked for the Federal Government in New Delhi as Joint
Director for the Home Ministry of India and as the Director, Central Bureau
of Investigation (CBI) an equivalent of the FBI.
He has traveled widely all over the world to pursue criminal investigation
and to present academic papers. Dr. Raghavan has a number of publications
to his credit. including the two books- Indian Police: Planning, Personnel
and Perspectives (1989 Manohar Publications, New Delhi) and Policing a
Democracy: A Comparative Study of India and the U.S. (1999, Manohar). He
has a chapter on the Indian Police in Francine Frankel (ed.) Transforming
Democracy (2000 Oxford University Press). He is a frequent contributor to
the Hindu and Frontline, two leading publications of India.
He graduated in Political Science from the Presidency College, Madras
University in 1962 and joined the Indian Police Service in 1963.
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The MIT Program on Human Rights and Justice <br>
Announces its second seminar for fall 2001<br>
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<b>Dr. R K Raghavan,<br>
Ex-Director Central Bureau of Investigation, India<br>
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</b><font size=5><i>“Terrorism and Human Rights: The Indian
Experience”<br>
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</i></font><b><u>Wednesday, November 14, 5:30-7:00PM<br>
</u></b>CIS, 6th Floor Conference Room, E38, 292 Main Street<br>
<br>
The talk is open to the public.<br>
Refreshments are provided.<br>
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<font face="Times New Roman, Times">Dr Raghavan is currently a Visiting
Fellow with the Human Rights Program at the Harvard Law School. He is
working on police misconduct both in India and the US. He has worked for
the Federal Government in New Delhi as Joint Director for the Home
Ministry of India and as the <i>Director, Central Bureau of Investigation
(CBI)</i> an equivalent of the FBI. <br>
He has traveled widely all over the world to pursue criminal
investigation and to present academic papers. Dr. Raghavan has a number
of publications to his credit. including the two books- <i>Indian Police:
Planning, Personnel and Perspectives</i> (1989 Manohar Publications, New
Delhi) and <i>Policing a Democracy: A Comparative Study of India and the
U.S.</i> (1999, Manohar). He has a chapter on the Indian Police in
Francine Frankel (ed.) <i>Transforming Democracy</i> (2000 Oxford
University Press). He is a frequent contributor to the <i>Hindu </i>and
<i>Frontline,</i> two leading publications of India.<br>
He graduated in Political Science from the Presidency College, Madras
University in 1962 and joined the Indian Police Service in 1963.<br>
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