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December 31, 2002
With attention riveted on past and threatened acts of terrorism, it is vital that human rights violations not be obscured. Attuned to this need, CCS proudly reports that this year it took up the cudgels for victimized scientists, physicians, engineers and their students in 21 countries, spanning five continents, contributing to relief and the rebuilding of lives and careers.
In all, 2002 was a busy and productive year for CCS. In fact, although not all our efforts detailed below have borne fruit as yet, we look to the realization of positive developments in the year ahead.
Clearly, CCS has made and continues to make a substantial difference in the lives of many colleagues and their students. For this, special thanks are due our three co-chairs, Joel Lebowitz, Paul Plotz and Walter Reich, who are ever on call, lending their wisdom, talents and unflagging devotion to protecting and advancing the human rights of colleagues wherever they may be. It is an honor to work with them.
Respectfully submitted,
Dorothy Hirsch
Executive Director
Reports by Region
