On today's special episode Ed and Nev talk with Dr Jo Woodman, a senior researcher from Survival International.
We discuss her path into human rights advocacy, her conflict with the Indian government leading to her expulsion from the country and the intricacies of her work. This includes protecting the rights and liberties of the Dongria Kondh from corporate powers, preventing the introduction of Factory Schools and protecting sacred land from mining industries.
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