This week we are featuring video presentations with Erick Luwongo of HakiMadini in Tanzania and Bojana Jokic of Montenegro.
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On March 31st, two extraordinary women, part of the Human Rights Advocates Program of the Institute for the Study of Human Rights (ISHR) presented their work at Columbia.
2024-25 Advocate Adija Adamu sat down with ISHR to talk about her work as Africa Grants Manager at the International Indigenous Women's Forum. To learn more about Adija, please visit the HRAP Channel on YouTube here.
2014 Advocate Sandra Creamer has been appointed CEO of the Australian Women’s Health Alliance, a national collective that works to respect and amplify the voices of all women and fight for positive change.
2024-25 Advocate Thehoya Dy, the head of the anti-trafficking unit at Center for the Alliance of Labor and Human Rights in Cambodia, was interviewed by Radio Free Asia about the pervasiveness of online scams in Cambodia. He noted that the high number of online scams in Cambodia could hurt the country's economy as tourists and investors may avoid the country out of fear. He called for the government of Cambodia to cooperate with civil society and the international community to investigate the network behind the scams to make sure that no more people become victims of online scams.