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Richard Sollom, MA, MPH

Position: Deputy Director
Richard Sollom

Richard Sollom is Deputy Director at PHR, where he has served for six years in various roles, including Director of Research and Investigations and Senior Program Associate. He currently oversees programs on emergency response, armed conflict, asylum, and U.N. advocacy initiatives. Mr. Sollom most recently led investigations in Bahrain, Bangladesh, Burma, Libya, Thailand, and Zimbabwe.

With more than two decades of experience, Mr. Sollom has investigated human rights violations in more than 20 countries worldwide. Prior to his work with PHR, he served with the United Nations in Haiti, Somalia, and Burundi. He is a former Peace Corps Volunteer, Fulbright Fellow, and Albert Schweitzer Fellow, and holds advanced degrees in Public International Law from The Fletcher School and in Global Health from Harvard University.

Mr. Sollom lectures and presents widely on the topic of armed conflict and medical neutrality. His opinions appear regularly in the media including CNN, BBC, Foreign Policy, Global Post, The New York Times, and The Washington Post.

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