Goldstone, Richard, 1997 October 20
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Richard Goldstone is an honorable judge from South Africa who has worked both in his own country and abroad to adjudicate political conflicts. In South Africa, he played a pivotal role in using the law to undermine apartheid-era laws like the Group Areas Act which mandated segregation. Goldstone was later tasked with leading a commission to investigate political violence in the country during the transition out of apartheid. Later, he worked with the United Nations to prosecute war crimes in Rwanda and Yugoslavia.
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