Human Rights & Public Liberties

Human Rights & Public Liberties

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Prisoner 345
13 Jan, 2021

Long Read

The Politics of Survival in a Burning World

The lecture, delivered in the hallowed halls of Oxford, was no gentle appeal to conscience.

4 June, 2025

Humanitarian Reflection on Senegal Thiaroye Massacre

As Senegal prepares for this historic ceremony, the Thiaroye massacre stands as a powerful symbol of the enduring scars of colonialism. This anniversary serves as…

1 December, 2024

‘East Africa in brutal state of despair’: AJ Public Liberties speaks to AU Commission Chair Solomon Dersso

9 November, 2021

‘I am still looking for trouble’: former Guantanamo prisoner Moazzam Begg speaks to AJ Liberties (Part 2)

1 November, 2021

‘They say I have my father’s smile’: Yusuf Mingazov speaks to AJ Public Liberties

19 October, 2021

On the Frontlines of Uncertainty: Afghanistan’s resilient women and girls

4 October, 2021

‘We want normal lives’ Two former Guantanamo prisoners speak to AJ Public Liberties

18 September, 2021

The Road to Guantanamo: AJ Public Liberties speaks to Moazzam Begg (part 1)

13 September, 2021

‘The US had no basis for invading Afghanistan’ AJ Public Liberties speaks to Noam Chomsky

11 September, 2021

Can employers require mandatory vaccinations of employees? The South African debate.

8 September, 2021

The Mauritanian: AJ Public Liberties speaks to Mohamedou Ould Slahi

2 September, 2021

‘On their own’: Human Rights Council meets amid increasing concern for Afghan women

24 August, 2021