Season 2 Episode 10: Amnesty In Africa

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Amnesty in Africa

Amnesty International

23 episodes

2 weeks ago

Amnesty International is a collective of 10 million people who believe that outrage is not enough. Human rights are the thread that sews communities together. Our shared needs and experiences unite us so that we can speak truth to power and demand our basic rights. Hear from activists, campaigners and researchers across Africa who drive Amnesty forward in its quest for human rights and human dignity. Learn about Amnesty International's work in Africa and what it means to be a human rights activist.

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Season 2 Episode 10: Amnesty In Africa

Amnesty in Africa

44 minutes 36 seconds

2 months ago

Season 2 Episode 10: Amnesty In Africa

Part 1

How Madagascar is failing climate changed induced displaced persons from the Androy region and why France needs moral courage to face its colonial past and the role it has played in the cyclical droughts.

New report out now

Part two

We bid farewell to Deprose Muchena and Sarah Jackson. They reflect on their time at Amnesty International and what they think are Africa's key priority human rights issues.