News from 1999

• The National Law Journal-Law Schools (April 12, 1999)
  Tells about the launch of a new project, Operation Kosovo: Legal Relief Initiative for Refugees.
• Chicago Sun Times-Program Tracks Refugees (April 8,1999)
  The Soros Foundation in New York asks Chicago-Kent College of Law to extend it's already successful Project Bosnia from Albania to Macedonia.
• Newsday-Going Online to Help War-Torn Balkans (April 7, 1999)
  Some of the goals of Operation Kosovo as well as Project Bosnia and the development of KRISYS NET. Also talks about activist Eileen Rourke who lives in New York.

• Chicago Sun Times-Prosecuting War Crimes Necessary (April 6, 1999)
  Peggy Hicks, a former human rights adviser in Croatia, speakes at Chicago-Kent College of Law.

• Boston Herald-Experts Wrestle With Mortality of Kosovo War (April 4, 1999)
  Attempts to question the humanitarian aspects of what is (and has been) occuring in this crisis. It asks if the United States is helping or hurting the conflict. Also provided are addresses of organizations who are looking for contributions to help the Kosovo refugees.
• Letter to the Editor-Do U.S. Troops Belong in Kosovo? (Feb. 5, 1999)
  Henry Perritt Jr. states to the editor that the United States needs a military presence in the war torn country.
• Letter to the Editor-Bombs Alone Won't Save Kosovo (Feb. 1,1999)
  Harry Ashton writes that a consideration must be given for a plan to reform police and judicial functions performed by the Serbs and Albanians.
• The Boston Globe-How to Bring Peace to Kosovo (Jan. 20, 1999)
  A message from Charles Rudnick, Assistant Dean for International Law and Policy at Chicago-Kent, on how to help the Kosovo situation.

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