58 - Tolerance, decency, kindliness

Update: 2022-02-28

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Where do human rights come from? In this special musical episode, I speak to Tom Blackmore, grandson of David Maxwell-Fyfe, the Nuremberg Trials prosecutor and founding figure in the modern human rights movement. As Europe again is at war, a timely reminder of how a previous generation saw human rights as the answer. For more see www.betterhumanpodcast.com

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58 - Tolerance, decency, kindliness

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58 - Tolerance, decency, kindliness

Adam Wagner

58 - Tolerance, decency, kindliness