Jemera Rone
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Jemera Rone is the Human Rights Watch of East Africa Coordinator, she is most known for her years of human rights reporting on Sudan.
[edit] Biography
She is an outspoken critic of the development of the oil infrastructure in East Africa, which she believes often comes at the expense of the local population, rather than to their benefit. Rone begins Human Rights investigations, and has overseen investigations in El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua, and been involved with monitoring human rights in 24 different countries.
[edit] Sources
- Sudan: Oil Companies Complicit in Rights Abuses Human Rights News November 23, 2003
- HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH Annual Report 1996-1997 Human Rights Watch
- Sudan Government and Rebels Guilty of Deaths in Custody April 21, 1999
