NCSJ News 2001

 

2001

Revival in Riga (Jerusalem Post, December 30)
Turkmenistan Ends Exit Visa Regime (OSCE, December 28)
FSU Youth Unafraid to Visit Israel (JTA, December 24)
Ex-Refuseniks Welcome Rep. Kirk In Jerusalem (Jerusalem Post, December 23)
Artist's Vilnius Homecoming (JTA, December 20)
Russian Jewish Group Places Hopes in New Leadership (JTA, December 20)
Moscow Conference Brings Together Refuseniks (Moscow Times, December 19)
Uzbekistan's Jews Keep Traditions (Washington Times, December 19)
Bishkek Conference  on Terrorism Prevention, Defense (OSCE, December 13)
OSCE Ends Mission in Estonia (U.S. Statement, December 13)
OSCE Ends Mission in Latvia (U.S. Statement, December 10)
Russian Jewish Congress Elects New Leader (RFE/RL, December 7)
New Russian-NATO Partnership (New York Times, December 7)
Russian Jewry's Network of Activities (JTA, December 4)
New Russian Party (Moscow Times, December 3)

Presidential Determination on Refugee Admissions (November 21)
Post-9/11, Jewish Refugees Stuck in Europe (JTA, November 13)
Ukraine's Last Nuclear Warhead Destroyed (Russia Journal, November 13)
Jackson-Vanik Considered (JTA, November 6)
White House Supports Ending Jackson-Vanik (Moscow Times, November 2)
Shevardnadze Fires Government (Washington Post, November 2)

Worries for Jews in Central Asia (JTA, October 24)
Israel Helps U.S. With Central Asia Intelligence (Jerusalem Post, October 5)
Plane En Route from Israel Crashes in Russia (CNN, October 4)
Bush Nominates Ambassador for Religious Freedom (USCIRF, September 27)
Estonia Elects Ex-Communist President (CNN, September 21)
Communism Revives in Russia (Washington Post, September 18)
Restoration Grants for European Synagogues (JTA, September 10)
Monitors Denounce Belarusian Election (New York Times, September 10)
Sympathy for Sharon in Russia (JTA, September 9)

World Conference Against Racism (August-September)
Proposed Changes to Ukraine Religion Law (KNS, August 8)
Memorial Foundation Meeting in Moscow (JTA, August 6)

Riga Hosts Reunion of Latvian World Jewry (Forward, July 6)

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