Podcasts
Deep conversations with human rights defenders, activists, and changemakers.
The Right to Be Heard: Freedom of Expression Under Threat
In this episode we examine the state of freedom of expression worldwide. From jailed journalists to banned social media platforms, we explore who controls the narrative and what it means for democracy.
Children on the Frontlines: Protecting Young Lives in Conflict
An in-depth look at how armed conflict devastates the lives of children. We speak with aid workers and former child soldiers about the long road to recovery and the international laws designed to protect the most vulnerable.
Water is Life: The Human Right to Clean Water
Access to clean water is a fundamental human right, yet billions lack it. This episode investigates water privatisation, contamination crises, and the communities fighting for their right to this essential resource.
Digital Surveillance and the Right to Privacy
Governments and corporations collect vast amounts of personal data every day. We discuss how mass surveillance programmes threaten privacy rights and what citizens can do to protect themselves in the digital age.
Stateless: The Invisible People Without a Country
An estimated 10 million people worldwide are stateless — denied nationality and the rights that come with it. We hear their stories and explore the legal frameworks that both cause and could resolve statelessness.
Music as Resistance: How Art Fuels Human Rights Movements
From protest songs to underground hip-hop, music has always been a weapon against injustice. We trace the history of musical resistance and speak with artists who use their craft to challenge power.