Jeri Laber

Jeri Laber

Jeri Laber, Senior Advisor to Human Rights Watch, was formerly executive director of its Helsinki division. She is the author, with Barnett R. Rubin, of ‘A Nation is Dying': Afghanistan Under the Soviets, 1979—1987. (January 1997)

From the Review

April 10, 1997: 'Smoldering Indonesia': An Exchange

January 9, 1997: Smoldering Indonesia

November 14, 1996: The Making of the Taliban (letter)

April 20, 1995: Is Cuba Really Changing?

June 23, 1994: The Hidden War in Turkey

July 15, 1993: The Dictatorship Returns

March 25, 1993: Bosnia: Questions About Rape

January 14, 1993: Slouching Toward Democracy

June 11, 1992: Witch Hunt in Prague (letter)

May 28, 1992: Human Rights in Prague (letter)

April 23, 1992: Witch Hunt in Prague

March 28, 1991: The Baltic Revolt

October 11, 1990: Stalin's Dumping Ground

August 16, 1990: Persecution in Romania (letter)

May 17, 1990: The Bulgarian Difference

July 20, 1989: Cruel and Usual Punishment

April 27, 1989: Fighting Back in Prague

November 10, 1988: Appointment in Prague (letter)

October 13, 1988: 'In Cuban Prisons': Another Exchange

June 2, 1988: Mission to Moscow

February 4, 1988: Turkey's Nonpeople

June 11, 1987: Against Loans to Chile (letter)

December 18, 1986: Afghanistan's Other War

February 27, 1986: A New Turn in Turkey

January 17, 1985: A Dying Nation

December 6, 1979: Free the Czechs (letter)

June 24, 1976: Help Moroz (letter)

November 28, 1974: Victims (letter)

Books by Jeri Laber

Courage of Strangers: Coming of Age with the Human Rights Movement (2002)