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Video: Inconvenient Stories, an interview with Human Rights Watch at DLD

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James Burke
7th February 2008


Good review on the human rights perspective on many countries over 2007, in regard to censorship and abuse. Discussion of how the use of inconvenient stories can shame governments into change. Libya is an especially poignant example and success story.

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