
Welcome to our coping mechanism! We're Erin, a human rights lawyer, and Tiffany, a concerned citizen, and together, we're chatting about human rights! We start each week with a story, then dive into the domestic and international laws that help us understand our rights, both at home and abroad. Season One is focusing on Civil and Political Rights, and each week, we choose to discuss these issues i... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | a year ago |
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It's an open secret in the US, but torture...ahem, sorry, "enhanced interrogation techniques," are a violation of international human rights law that can never be suspended. Unless, of course, you need to get information out of a person who almost ce... more
We're leaving the US this week and focusing on some of Europe's worst human rights violations for a change! In this episode, Erin talks about her time volunteering with asylum seekers in Greece, and especially the cruel treatment of children living i... more
We're staying right here in the good old U S of A for this week's episode and learning about how the internment of Japanese Americans happened (and what parallels we can draw to the current hysteria around "illegal" immigration). We're also chatting ... more
We're starting this episode with the inspiring story of a failed deportation in the UK!
We also discuss ICE, your fourth amendment rights in the US, and what your obligations are if ICE shows up at your home or place of work.
On March 4, the President of the United States made a statement online claiming he'd be cracking down on illegal protests. This begged a lot of questions, but we're focusing on the obvious:
What makes a protest illegal?
We quickly check in to talk ... more
No matter where you are in the world, you probably have the right to protest. Protests are a key part of a functioning democracy, and it's more important than ever to protect your right, but this isn't the first time a government has overstepped and ... more
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