Human Rights
Kritaya Archavanitkul; Thai human rights activist:
"Emerging Issues in Human Rights
in Southeast Asia," 10/25/96
Ronald V. Dellums; Former U.S. Representative, Ninth Congressional District,
California: "Legislating
for the People," 2/10/00
Shirin Ebadi; 2003 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate: "The
Struggle for Human Rights in Iran," 5/10/06

Stuart E. Eizenstat; Former Deputy Secretary of the Treasury: "Politics,
Law, and the Search for 'Imperfect Justice'," 4/30/03

Shari Eppel; Human Rights Activist: "Healing
Community Trauma: Exhumation and Ritual in Zimbabwe," 4/24/01
Tom Farer; Dean, Graduate School of International Studies, University of Denver: "International
Law and Human Rights," 4/19/00; and "Confronting
Global Terrorism: The Elements of a Liberal Grand Strategy," 4/16/07
(2000) (2007)
Akbar Ganji; Journalist and Human Rights Activist: "Islam
and Democracy," 8/10/06

Justice
Richard J. Goldstone; former Chief Prosecutor
of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia: "Law
and the Search for Justice," 4/14/97
Philip Gourevitch; staff writer at the New Yorker: "Reporting the Story
of a Genocide," 2/11/00

Anita Gradin;
Swedish legislator and diplomat; former European Commissioner: "Securing
the Rights of Women," 2/28/01

Roy Gutman;
Correspondent, Newsday: "Witness
to Genocide," 4/10/97
Juan Guzmán; Chief Judge, Court of Appeals, Santiago, Chile: "Confronting
Chile's History," 4/17/01

William Haglund; Forensic Anthropologist and Director of the International
Forensice Program of Physicians for Human Rights: "Voices
from the Graves," 9/22/00
Thelton Henderson; U.S. District Judge: "Lessons
of the Civil Rights Movement," 4/28/98
Judith Herman,
M.D.; Psychiatrist and author: "Psychological
Insight and Political Understanding: The Case of Trauma and Recovery," 9/21/00
Brenda Hollis;
Colonel, U.S. Air Force (ret.): "War
Crimes Prosecution," 4/18/01
Chalmers Johnson; President, Japan Policy Research Institute: "The Last
Days of the American Republic,"
3/7/07

Alice Karekezi; Human Rights Activist: "Justice
in Rwanda: The Rights of Women," 10/5/99

Interview en français
Ahmed Kathrada; former political prisoner of Apartheid: "Alongside
Nelson Mandela," 11/8/96

Harold Hongju Koh; Professor of International Law, Yale University: "Transnational
Legal Process and World Order," 10/3/03

Gerald
Nagler; Chair of the Swedish Helsinki Committee
for Human: "The Human Rights
Movement and the Helsinki Process," 4/30/02
Peter Neufeld; Attorney at Law and Co-Director of the Innocence Project;
co-author of Actual Innocence: Five Days to Execution and Other
Dispatches from the Wrongly Convicted: "Passion
for Justice," 4/27/01

Martha C. Nussbaum; Ernst Freund Distinguished Professor of
Law and Ethics, University of Chicago: "Women's
Rights, Religious Freedom, and Liberal Education," 9/14/06

Sadako Ogata; UN High Commissioner for Refugees: "Refugees:
a Multilateral Approach to Humanitarian Crises," 4/1/92; and "Humanitarian
Assistance," 3/17/99
(1999)
Gilles Peress;
photographer, Magnum Photos: "Images,
Reality, and the Curse of History," 4/10/97

Hernán Reyes, M.D.; Medical Coordinator for Detention-Related
Activities, ICRC: "Negotiating
Prisoners' Rights," 12/2/99

David Rieff;
author: "Humanitarianism, the
Human Rights Movement, and U.S. Foreign Policy," 3/11/03
Albie Sachs; Justice, Constitutional Court of South Africa: "Suffering,
Survival, and Transformation," 2/2/98

Pierre Sané;
Secretary General, Amnesty International: "Human
Rights Activism," 10/12/98
T.M. Scanlon; Alford
Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity;
Harvard University: "Freedom
of Expression, Tolerance, and Human Rights," 2/20/07

Barry Scheck; Professor of Law, Yeshiva University, and Co-Director of
the Innocence Project: "DNA
and the Criminal Justice System," 7/25/03

John Shattuck; Chief Executive Officer, Kennedy Library Foundation: "Diplomacy
and the Shaping of a Human Rights Agenda," 4/30/97; and "Inching
Forward: Human Rights Policy in the Clinton Administration," 1/13/04
(1997)
Wole Soyinka; 1986 Nobel Laureate in Literature: "Writing,
Theater Arts, and Political Activism," 4/16/98

Eric
Stover; Human Rights Activist and writer: "Human
Rights Work," 2/16/99

Sir Brian
Urquhart; Former Under Secretary General of the United Nations: "A
Life in Peace and War," 3/19/96

Jeremy Waldron; University Professor, New York University School of Law: "Dignity, Human Rights and Torture," 04/23/09
Luc
Walleyn; Human Rights Lawyer: "Humanitarian
Law," 4/16/03

Wei Jingsheng;
Human Rights Activist: "The Political
Education of a Chinese Dissident," 11/18/98

Alexander
Yakovlev; architect of glasnost and perestroika: "Shaping
Russia's Transformation: A Leader of Perestroika Looks Back," 11/21/96
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