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REBUILDING IRAQ: LESSONS FROM KOSOVO
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Wed Mar 5 19:45:55 2003
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The MIT Program on Human Rights and Justice and the MIT-France Program are
proud to present:
*** REBUILDING AFTER THE IRAQ WAR: PRECAUTIONARY LESSONS FROM KOSOVO ***
presented by
*** BERNARD KOUCHNER ***
Founder, Medecins Sans Frontiers, and
Former head of the UN Interim Admin. Mission in Kosovo
~Date: TUESDAY 11 March 2003
~Time: 3:00-4:30pm
~Location: MIT Building E-51, Room 395
Dr. Kouchner was France's Minister of Health until picked by Secretary-General
Kofi Annan as his Special Representative for Kosovo. In the humanitarian
field, Dr. Kouchner founded Medecins sans Frontieres, a Paris-based non-profit
humanitarian organization made up of voluntary medical personnel who contribute
their time and expertise in assisting in situations of emergency or inadequate
medical care in the developing world. In that capacity he travelled extensively
in all the troubled areas of the world. He organized humanitarian operations to
Somalia, El Salvador, Lebanon and Viet Nam. In addition to those countries, his
humanitarian assignments took him to Cambodia, Thailand, Uruguay, Peru,
Guatemala and Honduras. Dr. Kouchner has played an important role on the
French political scene for the past 20 years, holding a number of ministerial
positions in different French Governments. Most recently he served as France's
Minister of Health, and before that as Minister of State for Humanitarian
Action, and Minister of State for Social Integration.
For more information, please see the PHRJ website at: web.mit.edu/phrj/
Or send us an email at: PHRJ@MIT.edu
