Twenty-two students from 11 universities traveled to Budapest, Hungary last week to participate in the Open Society Internship for Rights and Governance (OSIRG) – an experience that Rumbidzai Masango (MPA ’15), one of last year’s students, described as “mind-blowing.”
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Attending the Global Policy Academy’s course on European migration policy, Aleppo Project fellow AlHakam Shaar led a discussion with his classmates and asylum seekers at the Bicske Reception Center, located about 40 kilometers outside of Budapest, Hungary.
During a panel discussion at the School of Public Policy at CEU on June 5, a distinguished group of experts discussed two current court cases in Germany and Hungary: the ongoing NSU (National Socialist Underground) trial in Munich, and the 2011-13 trial in Budapest that led to the conviction in August 2013 of Zsolt Petö and Arpad and Istvan Kiss for the murder of six Roma between March 2008 and August 2009. The panel was moderated by Karoly Bard, professor and chair of the Human Rights Program at CEU’s Legal Studies Department.
“It is the book I published with Brookings Press centered on key challenges in global energy governance that led to my involvement with the G7 meetings,” says Andreas Goldthau.
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