Reminding ‘Power’ about the historical importance of ‘Truth’
By Adam Hughes Henry* The Quaker concept ‘Speaking truth to power’ is an approach based on the idea that it is an act of bearing public witness. There is also the hope that the information they present will shine a light on the darkness of hidden human rights abuses,...
Thinking Human Rights?
by Dr Adam Hughes Henry* The question of human rights is often presented by many experts as a vexing one. What can be done? How can justice be implemented? How can outcomes be improved? How can atrocities be prevented? Having explored some of these questions in...
Keeping the Memory Alive: Guarani Kaiowá fight for ancestral land
Brazilian Indigenous Delegation Visit to London in October 2016 by Genna Naccache* From October 3rd to the 6th I had the privilege to join the Brazilian Guarani Kaiowá Indigenous delegation in their mission in London. My professor Dr Corinne Lennox put me in touch...
We can’t eat gold in Bristol Bay – An interview with Yup’ik spokesman Bobby Andrew
First published January 23, 2014 on Intercontinental Cry. This interview was conducted by Hannibal Rhoades and Jennifer Huseman at the 7th Native Spirit Film Festival, which featured We Can’t Eat Gold. Our thanks go to Bobby Andrew and Joshua Tucker for sharing their...