We wrap up our series on North Korea for now with some questions around how each of themes we’ve covered impacts North Koreans and...
How can the international community engage with North Korea when there are so few options available to us?This week we are joined by Jonathan...
This week we’re joined for a short conversation with Sudanese Human Rights Lawyer Mohaned El Nour who joins us once again to give us...
There has been increased global attention on the situation for Christians in Nigeria in recent weeks so Sam sat down with Dr Khataza Gondwe...
Professor Hee Eun Lee is Dean and Professor of Law at Handong International Law School in South Korea. An expert in public international law,...
In the next episode on our series on North Korea, we hear from Lee Jun, another North Korean escapee who managed to get out...
This week’s episode continues Timothy Cho’s story picking up after his repatriation to North Korea following his first escape into China. Here, he details...
North Korea, or the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) is a closed, isolated and repressive country. The violations of human rights perpetrated there,...
PART TWOSudanese women have been a significant part of African and Arab feminist movements since 1956. Their struggle for the protection of the rights...
Sudanese women have been a significant part of African and Arab feminist movements since 1956. Their struggle for the protection of the rights of...
Part two of our conversation with Rafat Samir Mussad Obid. SEND US YOUR QUESTIONSWe’ll be hosting a question and response episode in the future,...
How are religious minorities affected by the crisis in Sudan? This conversation with Rafat Samir Mussad Obid looks at the issue through a personal...