Aryeh Neier
Aryeh Neier · Civil Rights & Human Rights
Co-founder of Human Rights Watch, longtime ACLU executive director, and founding president of the Open Society Foundations' human-rights work.
1937, Berlin, Germany
New York City; international
Aryeh Neier is recognized among Jewish contributors to Civil Rights & Human Rights — Co-founder of Human Rights Watch, longtime ACLU executive director, and founding president of the Open Society Foundations' human-rights work.
Aryeh Neier is a Jewish human-rights leader who fled Nazi Germany as a child refugee. He co-founded Human Rights Watch, served for years as executive director of the ACLU, and became founding president of the Open Society Foundations' human-rights work. He is one of the most influential architects of the modern international human-rights movement.
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Co-founder of Human Rights Watch, longtime ACLU executive director, and founding president of the Open Society Foundations' human-rights work.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aryeh_Neier
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