Human Rights Watch Names New Chief Operating Officer

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Wisla Heneghan. (New York) – Wisla Heneghan has joined Human Rights Watch as its new Deputy Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer. In this role Heneghan will oversee finance, human resources, technology, development, security, and the general counsel office at Human Rights Watch, supporting a staff of almost 500 professionals in more than 50 countries. “The human rights movement is needed more than ever right now,” Heneghan said. “I am so proud that my work will add to this important mission. I am excited to support Human Rights Watch shape its work from…

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