Harvard’s Cave-In to Human Rights Watch Is Part of a Bigger Problem
Many quasi-research entities which have sprung up at universities across the country whose purposes are more causist than scholarly.
The decision by the dean of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard to reverse his veto of a fellowship for Kenneth Roth, the ex-head of Human Rights Watch, should dismay those long concerned by the group’s disproportionate criticism of Israel. One may have questions about Israeli policies, but Human Rights Watch is not one for nuance.
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