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Declarations: The Human Rights Podcast

Declarations: The Human Rights Podcast
Misinformation
Human Rights
Vietnam War
Journalism
Press Freedom
National Security
American Foreign Relations
Protests
Clare College
Ethics In Foreign Policy
African Politics
Censorship
Global Human Rights
Surveillance
Political Expression
Fact-Checking
Pegasus Spyware
Social Media
Corporate Media
Digital Authoritarianism

A show about human rights coming to you every week from the Cambridge Centre of Governance and Human Rights. Tune in each week as we explore how the concept and practice of human rights can remain fit-for-purpose and co-evolve with the changing world order, joined by fascinating guests from the University of Cambridge and around the world.

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Welcome back to Declarations!

In this episode, we’re joined by renowned journalist Kalpana Jain to explore how the media landscape has evolved and how press freedom is shifting across the globe. From the West to South Asia, we unpack the complex for... more

Welcome back to the second episode of Season 9 of Declarations!

We are often informed to the terrorising, oppressive and distressing effects of Human Rights abuses across the continent of Africa.

However, what happens in the rare cases that citize... more

Welcome back to Season 9 of Declarations!

This season we are looking at the notion of Human Rights and The Polycrisis.

In our first episode, Co-host Ed Parker sits down with Andrew Preston, an acclaimed historianof American foreign relations post 1... more

Join our host, Iman, in conversation with Lucy Amis from the University of Cambridge's Centre for Sport & Human Rights (CSHR), alongside our panellist and podcast lead Shubham Jain, as they discuss the need for mainstreaming human rights in sports, a... more

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Recent Guests

Kalpana Jain
Senior journalist and currently, the senior ethics and religion editor at The Conversation US
The Conversation US
Episode: Shifting Tides: How the Media Landscape and Press Freedom Are Changing Worldwide
Farooq Kperogi
Renowned journalist and scholar
Kennesaw State University
Episode: Invisible Chains: How Censorship, Misinformation and Propaganda Shape Stockholm Syndrome in African States
Yusan Ghebremeskel
Panelist, and show notes writer; second-year student studying human social and political sciences with a focus on post-colonial African governance.
St. John's College, Cambridge
Episode: Invisible Chains: How Censorship, Misinformation and Propaganda Shape Stockholm Syndrome in African States
Andrew Preston
Professor of American Foreign Relations at Clare College, Cambridge and historian specializing in American foreign policy
Clare College, Cambridge
Episode: Human Rights and American Foreign Policy with Andrew Preston

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 57 ratings
  • Really informative

    This is a great podcast with fantastic guests, super interesting conversations.

    But please can you pay someone (an actual human)) to produce your theme music. The exploitation of creatives in the creation AI is in itself at odds with the subject of this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Miss Katie P
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Fantastic - a must listen!

    A wonderful, informative, and engaging podcast - don’t miss it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mrswersa
    Netherlands7 years ago
  • Very informative, excellently presented, very down-to-earth!

    New favorite podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Susu88888
    Canada8 years ago
  • Informative and Engaging

    Great to hear an academic take on various human rights issues.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Adam Kuester
    United States8 years ago
  • Eye-opening podcast with great material

    I only listen to 5 podcasts regularly, mainly story-telling such as This American Life and Radio Ambulante. I listen to many others just to try them. This podcast is great, with top-notch guests, talking about very pressing issues. I am learning a good deal about international law and human rights.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    migliris2
    United Kingdom9 years ago

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Invisible Chains: How Censorship, Misinformation and Propaganda Shape Stockholm Syndrome in African States
Q: What role do you think international human rights organizations play in defending digital freedoms in Africa?
They have been significant in raising awareness about surveillance and supporting fact-checking organizations to counter misinformation.
Invisible Chains: How Censorship, Misinformation and Propaganda Shape Stockholm Syndrome in African States
Q: Should we see, for example, one's right to privacy in the private sphere as equivalent to our right to privacy online?
Yes, rights online are an extension of our rights offline, and online surveillance is more intrusive.
Invisible Chains: How Censorship, Misinformation and Propaganda Shape Stockholm Syndrome in African States
Q: How do you think misinformation can be contained on this social sphere, especially when the government is complicit in facilitating this?
There is a suggestion to invest in independent fact checkers and create more robust networks to combat misinformation and assist in correcting falsehoods.

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