This is an account of the consequences of recent events (early to mid 1990s) in Bosnia and Rwanda, most particularly focusing on the ongoing efforts to seek justice for those murdered, assaulted and displaced, when the difficulties include the fact that these people used to live side by side as neighbours. The writer is a journalist traveling through these areas, exploring the efforts of justice commissions and the stories of those who seek it and those who perpetrated those crimes.
Author Biography
Elizabeth Neuffer won the Courage in Journalism award and was an Edward R. Murrow Fellow of the Council on Foreign Relations. She is currently a reporter for The Boston Globe and lives in New York City.
