Episode 3 of Stand Up for Human Rights. In this, Peter Jonas and the Host talk about the concept of digital accessibility as a human right. With the internet becoming an integral part of people's lives, more and more folks with disabilities are being left out, and Peter has taken up the initiative to try and change that because he firmly believes that digital accessibility is a human right.

In the second episode of Stand Up for Human Rights, you'll get the chance to hear about the experiences of Anita Cagnazzo, who has been volunteering through a UN program to help fight human trafficking in Cameroon. Anita has a background in international studies, nationalism, ethnic conflict, and development, and she’s volunteered extensively in the fields of social work and refugee assistance. Tune in to hear about her experiences and contributions in the fight against human trafficking in Cameroon from the ground up. If you want to learn more about Anita or get in touch with her, here’s some important links: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anita-cagnazzo-942949121/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anita.cagnazzo Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/anicagnazzo/ GlobalGiving: https://goto.gg/f/39228

Tune in for the story of Karin vonKrenner -- a journalist, photographer, and ex-fugitive -- whose landmark court case relating to kidnapping across borders changed the way human rights are viewed in a judicial setting. All the opinions in the podcast are that of the guest. GHRD and GHRTV do not endorse or promote any opinions.