Lori Yeni-Komshian is an attorney who relocated from San Francisco to Armenia about a year ago to participate in human rights initiatives, including with the Center for Truth and Justice and the International and Comparative Law Center. Lori advocates for the release of Armenian prisoners of war and civilians in Azerbaijan, and is involved in comprehensive fact-finding investigations into reported atrocities. In this interview, Lori speaks to CivilNet about her work, the challenges she faces, and the significance of keeping a record of human rights violations and war crimes.

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