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Sven Augustijnen’s “Spectres”
Posted September 25, 2012Screening of film Spectres “Patrice Lumumba played a decisive role in the liberation of the Congo from the colonial yoke. Shortly afterwards, he was betrayed by those close to […] -
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Chris Hedges
Posted April 12, 2012“The Death of the Liberal Class” Chris Hedges is a Pulitzer Prize winning American journalist specializing in American politics and society. Hedges explored the Occupy movement and the […] -
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James Benning
Posted April 10, 2012“Two Cabins” Between 2007 and 2008, independent film-maker James Benning built replicas of two cabins in a remote part of the High Sierras: Henry David Thoreau’s from Walden […] -
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Rebecca Hamilton
Posted March 27, 2012“Fighting for Darfur: The promise and peril of mass movement advocacy for human rights” Rebecca Hamilton is a journalist at Reuters. Over the past year she has been […] -
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Peter Rosenblum
Posted March 20, 2012“The Cash Nexus: Situating Human Rights in the Global Economy” Peter Rosenblum came to Columbia University from Harvard Law School, where he spent 7 years with the Human […] -
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Joanne Mariner
Posted March 19, 2012“Counterterrorism and Armed Conflict: A Legal Typology” Joanne Mariner is the Rita Hauser Director of Hunter College’s Human Rights Program. Before joining Hunter in January 2011, she […] -
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Jehanne Henry
Posted March 6, 2012“New Conflicts And Human Rights In South Sudan” Jehanne Henry has been Human Rights Watch’s Sudan researcher since November 2007. Prior to joining the organization, she was a […] -
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Nadia Idle
Posted February 21, 2012“Tweets from Tahrir – From Cyber World to Printed Page” Nadia Idle is an Activism & Outreach Officer at War on Want, a global justice NGO based in […]