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HRWIFF 2009 - Interview with John Biaggi, Festival Director (Short version)
On the eve of the 2009 Human Rights Watch International Film Festival (HRWIFF) - the 20th edition - I went to interview its director, John Biaggi, about the history of the festival, what role the fest...
Regions: Global, Great Britain, United States
Issues: Human rights defenders, Justice, Rape and sexual abuse
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Protesters filmed by an Italian cameraman in Iran after the Iranian election: a policeman gets hurt and the protesters help him.
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Regions: Iran, Italy
Issues: Elections, Freedom of opinion & expression, Police brutality
Russia: Cold War II
A year after Anna Politkovskaya’s murder and the beginning of the Litvinenko affair and with just five months to go before presidential elections, Russia’s relations with Britain and other western...
Regions: Russia
Northern Ireland, what next ?
With Sinn Fein agreeing to support a united police force in Northern Ireland despite evidence of past complicity between Special Branch and loyalists paramilitaries, the Northern Ireland elections are...
Regions: Great Britain, Ireland
Issues: Armed conflict
Is nationalism on the rise in Turkey ?
Join us as we discuss nationalism and freedom of expression in Turkey in the wake of the assassination of the Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink
Regions: Turkey
Issues: Armed conflict
James Appathurai: NATO in Afghanistan and beyond
NATO's principal spokesman and member of the alliance's senior policy board talks about the organisation's role in international affairs - especially Afghanistan, Kosovo and relations with Russia.
Regions: Afghanistan, Kosovo – UN-Administered Territory, Russia
Issues: Armed conflict
Jeremy Bowen: War stories
The veteran BBC correspondent talks to Allan Little about the changes that have taken place in the ways in which wars are reported from the Gulf War to Bosnia, Afghanistan to Rwanda, as well as the ch...
Regions: Afghanistan, Bosnia, Rwanda
Issues: Armed conflict
Jeremy Paxman: the Art of Asking the Right Question
Award winning journalist and TV presenter gives his opinions on the media, current affairs, politics and politicians.
Regions: Great Britain
Investigating White Slavery
Don Jordan and Mike Walsh talk about investigating the forgotten story of thousands of white Britons who lived and died in bondage in Britain’s American Colonies.
Regions: Great Britain, United States
Issues: Human rights defenders
Insight with Sir Malcolm Rifkind MP: Is British Foreign Policy under Tony Blair Failing ?
Former Conservative Defence and Foreign Secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind MP talks about British foreign policy and the military under Tony Blair.