Tackling politics, feminism, environment and police brutality, our editors’ pick features critically-acclaimed human rights documentaries from around the world, available on Netflix and beyond.
With Human Rights Watch, Anna Neistat spent two decades investigating more than 60 of the world’s most dangerous conflict zones. Now, as Amnesty International’s senior director for research, she speaks about Australia’s treatment of refugees on the island of Nauru, Russia’s young protest movement and what the future of humanitarian work could look like.
For parents, children and medical staff, court battles over treatment disputes can be an agonising process. Rebecca Limb, who is studying for a PhD in paediatric medical law, asks whether early intervention approaches could be a key part of the solution.
From football fans to famous poets, this collection sees award-winning writers featured alongside school students, refugees and experts in their field. Here we present a selection of our best human rights journalism this year as voted by our editors.
With Human Rights Watch, Anna Neistat spent two decades investigating more than 60 of the world’s most dangerous conflict zones. Now, as Amnesty International’s senior director for research, she speaks about Australia’s treatment of refugees on the island of Nauru, Russia’s young protest movement and what the future of humanitarian work could look like.
Adam Weymouth has won the 2018 Young Writer Award for his epic adventure story. After four months of paddling down the Yukon River, he shares the captivating story of the gold miners, dog mushers and reality TV stars he met along the way.
