Anna Neistat is a senior director of research at Amnesty International, based in Paris. She is responsible for leading and developing Amnesty International’s global research agenda, as well as overseeing the organisation’s crisis response. Previously, she was Associate Director for Program and Emergencies at Human Rights Watch – a period we cover in part one of our interview. Anna has conducted more than 60 investigations in conflict areas around the world, including Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Zimbabwe, Chechnya, Sri Lanka and Haiti. E-Team, a feature-length documentary in which she stars, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival to widespread acclaim.

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