The Ethics of Doing Business with China and Chinese Companies
The Ethics of Doing Business with China and Chinese Companies: What dynamics are at play in China's effort to establish market dominance for Chinese companies, both domestically and globally? What de...
16 Okt 202054min
How AI is powering China's Domestic Surveillance State
China’s authoritarianism has fully expanded into the digital space. Through hundreds of millions of surveillance cameras, unprecedented amounts of data collection, state-sponsored technological invest...
12 Okt 20201h 40min
Andrei Sannikov: Revolution in Belarus
Weeks of protests have brought the regime of Alexander Lukashenko to the brink. As Belarus teeters on the verge of a democratic breakthrough, HRF’s Alexander Sikorski speaks to Andrei Sannikov, a Bela...
9 Sep 202051min
Bill Browder: Justice for Magnitsky
On November 16, 2009, Sergei Magnitsky, the lawyer of global financier Bill Browder, was murdered for uncovering a $230 million corruption scheme by officials within Russia’s Interior Ministry. Bill b...
27 Aug 202032min
Ketty Nivyabandi: Fighting for Democracy in Burundi
Ketty Nivyabandi is a Burundian activist and poet who led the first women-only demonstrations against Burundi’s president in 2015. She defied police beatings, tear gas, and a water cannon to make wome...
14 Jul 20201h 3min
Looking Back on the Tiananmen Massacre
On June 4, 1989 the Chinese government ordered the People’s Liberation Army to turn its weapons and tanks on innocent, unarmed students in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square. On the 31st Anniversary of the T...
1 Jul 20201h 9min
Srdja Popovic: Protest in a Time of Pandemic
In the 1990's, Srdja Popovic built a youth movement in Serbia that ended up toppling Slobodan Milošević, a brutal dictator, without firing a single shot. In this episode, we dive into Srdja's personal...
18 Jun 20201h 12min
