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Let’s Talk Human Rights
Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom Africa
27 episodes
2 months ago
Let’s Talk Human Rights – A podcast investigating the current state of human rights in Africa. Even in democratic constitutional states, human rights violations occur on a regular basis. However, emerging and developing countries, like most African countries, are particularly affected.  This podcast series takes us on a journey through sub-Saharan Africa and together, we will meet witnesses from East, West and Southern Africa. These witnesses will share their current experiences, looking specifically at human rights violations with regards to education, women and children rights, racism, xenophobia, LGBT+ rights and press freedom, to name a few. A special thank you goes to the Ugandan musician, opposition leader and presidential candidate Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as “Bobi Wine”, who generously made his song "Situka!" available to our podcast, –“Let’s Talk Human Rights”. Proudly brought to you by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Let’s Talk Human Rights – A podcast investigating the current state of human rights in Africa. Even in democratic constitutional states, human rights violations occur on a regular basis. However, emerging and developing countries, like most African countries, are particularly affected.  This podcast series takes us on a journey through sub-Saharan Africa and together, we will meet witnesses from East, West and Southern Africa. These witnesses will share their current experiences, looking specifically at human rights violations with regards to education, women and children rights, racism, xenophobia, LGBT+ rights and press freedom, to name a few. A special thank you goes to the Ugandan musician, opposition leader and presidential candidate Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as “Bobi Wine”, who generously made his song "Situka!" available to our podcast, –“Let’s Talk Human Rights”. Proudly brought to you by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom in sub-Saharan Africa.
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S05.E01 - Conversations with the Past - Peacebuilding in a time of Reckoning - the Liberia Chapter
Let’s Talk Human Rights
1 hour 1 minute 13 seconds
1 year ago
S05.E01 - Conversations with the Past - Peacebuilding in a time of Reckoning - the Liberia Chapter
In this compelling episode, we delve into the complexities of transitional justice and peacebuilding in Liberia, a nation marked by a tumultuous history of civil wars from 1989-1997 and 1999-2003, leaving profound scars on its society. Our guests, Aaron Weah and Ibrahim Al-Bakri Nyei, illuminate the path towards healing and reconciliation. We embark on a journey through Liberia's Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) process, examining the challenges of achieving justice and accountability while fostering national unity. From the imperative of criminal accountability to the nuanced dynamics between retributive and restorative justice, we unravel the layers of Liberia's reconciliation efforts. Moreover, our discussion extends to the critical role of memorialisation and the involvement of regional bodies in supporting Liberia's reconciliation journey. We confront the pressing issue of disconnect between youth and historical memory, emphasising the urgency of preserving Liberia's past to safeguard its future. Throughout the episode, key insights emerge, highlighting the imperative of balancing criminal accountability with a comprehensive range of transitional justice measures. We confront the inherent tensions between punitive and reconciliatory approaches, discerning the delicate equilibrium necessary for sustainable peace. As we navigate the complexities of Liberia's transitional justice landscape, we outline actionable steps towards progress. From advocating for the domestication of the African Union transitional justice frameworks to monitoring TRC implementation, we explore tangible avenues for advancing reconciliation. Ultimately, this episode serves as a beacon of hope, illuminating Liberia's path towards healing and renewal. Through collective action and steadfast commitment, Liberia stands poised to reclaim its leadership role in the region, offering a compelling testament to the resilience of the human spirit. Tune in as we unravel the transformative journey of reconciling Liberia.
Let’s Talk Human Rights
Let’s Talk Human Rights – A podcast investigating the current state of human rights in Africa. Even in democratic constitutional states, human rights violations occur on a regular basis. However, emerging and developing countries, like most African countries, are particularly affected.  This podcast series takes us on a journey through sub-Saharan Africa and together, we will meet witnesses from East, West and Southern Africa. These witnesses will share their current experiences, looking specifically at human rights violations with regards to education, women and children rights, racism, xenophobia, LGBT+ rights and press freedom, to name a few. A special thank you goes to the Ugandan musician, opposition leader and presidential candidate Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as “Bobi Wine”, who generously made his song "Situka!" available to our podcast, –“Let’s Talk Human Rights”. Proudly brought to you by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom in sub-Saharan Africa.