Swept serves as a powerful reminder that, while the crisis in LA is complex, the solutions are within reach.
Watch the full film here and stay tuned for updates!
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📣 Exciting news!
We're proud to announce that our film, Swept, on unhoused people being criminalized in Los Angeles, has been nominated for an Emmy in the Outstanding Short Documentary category!
We know how non-rights respecting leaders work.
This is a critical moment in the global defense of human rights — and we're ready.
Hear from our Executive Director @TiranaHassan on the results of the US presidential election ⤵️
Human Rights Watch has won two Webbys! 🎉
The Webby Awards are the leading international prize honoring excellence on the internet.
It’s a great privilege to be able to tell these stories, and we are honored to have been recognized. https://t.co/uCY3zRju7F
Chagos is the last British Colony in Africa. Decisions made by the UK & US govts in 1960s led to them forcibly evicting all Chagossians from their homeland & dividing families. @hrw report found racism a factor. Watch https://t.co/ZPtkPvNHZk #Chagos#RightToGoHome#Colonialism
Job alert: we're looking for an associate @hrw who will help with admin & org for our big media team, working with cool folks like @snorthfield45@Ssullivan101@IfeFatunase and myself. Closing date 1/16. https://t.co/rRxqhDUyA3
Our beloved colleague, Dewa Mavhinga, passed away suddenly overnight. He had just returned to Johannesburg after a research mission in Zimbabwe. We are heartbroken and devastated by the news. Our priority right now is to support his family.
@dewamavhinga https://t.co/2kcfhQqoMr
In Episode 2 of #PoweroftheStreets, @akawire chats with activist and feminist @lusukalanga about her journey and the #TakeItToTheStreets movement in #Malawi.
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📢New Podcast Alert📢
Volume is excited to announce the launch of a new podcast series #PowerOfTheStreets brought to you by @hrw featuring some of the people driving Africa’s #MeToo movement and human rights activism.
Hosted by @akawire and produced by @andisiwemichell