Dispatches
Joe Stork
Former Deputy Director, Middle East and North Africa Division
Joe Stork, deputy director of Human Rights Watch's Middle East and North Africa division, is a general expert on human rights issues in the region. Before joining Human Rights Watch in 1996, Stork co-founded the Middle East Research & Information Project (MERIP) and served as chief editor of Middle East Report, its bimonthly magazine. Author of numerous books and widely published articles on the Middle East, he has lectured widely at universities and public forums around the world. Stork served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Turkey and holds an M.A. in International Affairs/Middle East Studies from Columbia University.
Articles Authored
- Dispatches
Egypt’s Christians Flee ISIS Violence
- Commentary
Arm's Length is Still Too Close for U.S. Troops and Abusive Iraqi Militias
Published in Military Times - Commentary
New Arab Human Rights Court is Doomed from the Start
Published in International Business Times - Commentary
The Nightmare in Iraq
- Statement
Policy brief: Qatar’s Human Rights Record
Published in Norwegian Peacebuilding Resource Centre
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Reports Authored
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No Justice in Bahrain
Unfair Trials in Military and Civilian Courts
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Torture Redux
The Revival of Physical Coercion during Interrogations in Bahrain
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