by Amy Fagin | Oct 8, 2014 | Published Articles
Nyange Rwanda: A Deeper Reflection A Short Picture / Essay Amy Fagin The valley carved out by the Mbirurume River in the Western Province of the “Land of a Thousand Hills” was a scenic spot to get out of the car for a breeze and joke with the local kids. “Land of a...
by Amy Fagin | Jun 5, 2014 | Published Articles
“Monumental” is not too grand a description of the task put before the working groups invited to the Third Consultative Meeting of the African Union Human Rights Memorial (AUHRM) April 11th and 12th, 2013, at the African Union Headquarters in Addis Ababa. Lessons in...
by Amy Fagin | Jun 5, 2014 | Published Articles
Upon learning on Feb 6, 2014 of the Guatemalan Constitutional Court’s ruling that Atty. General Claudia Paz y Paz is obliged to step down, and truncate her post 7 months before the end of her 4 year term as Attorney General of Guatemala, has ignited my indignation,...
by Amy Fagin | Jun 5, 2014 | Published Articles
This past weekend my husband and I were dining with local and international friends. I was mentioning an interview I had recently heard on Harry Shearer Le-Show with Alexa O’Brien. Ms O’Brien is an independent journalist who is , uniquely, covering the Bradley...
by Amy Fagin | Jun 5, 2014 | Published Articles
War, Genocide and Justice: Cambodian American Memory Work: Cathy J. Schlund-Vials University of Minnesota Press 2012 Book Review: by Amy Fagin For Cambodian Americans, the challenges of identity, as individuals and community, whose recent past embodies the societal...
by Amy Fagin | Feb 9, 2014 | Published Articles
Upon learning on Feb 6, 2014 of the Guatemalan Constitutional Court’s ruling that Atty. General Claudia Paz y Paz is obliged to step down, and truncate her post 7 months before the end of her 4 year term as Attorney General of Guatemala, has ignited my indignation,...