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Video for Justice

Video for Justice

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Video is a powerful tool for change. It can help expose human rights abuses and hold perpetrators to account. Here we take you through the stories and experiences of activists across Africa who are turning to video in the defense of their human rights. This podcast series is produced by WITNESS Africa.Copyright 2021 All rights reserved.
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      Our theme music is from Bonkers Beat Club. Additional music from Wendel Scherer

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