Annette Bertulfo, 1L, has been awarded an internship with the International War Crimes Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in The Hague. Annette will spend three months with the tribunal this summer. She worked for some years with the United Nations before coming to law school, spending one of those years in Sierra Leone helping to set up the Special War Crimes Tribunal for that country. Annette came to Pace with the desire to pursue this kind of work. She was chosen through the same competitive process that was used for other Human Rights in Action/war crimes tribunal internship applicants, i.e., a special committee evaluated each application and interviewed each applicant, then sent the best of those to the tribunals. The applicants then had to pass an equally rigorous competition in the tribunal selection process itself.

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