Advancing human rights: what have we learned from The Rights Track‪?‬ The Rights Track

In this first of two special episodes of The Rights Track, Todd reflects on what has been learned about the advancement of human rights from our podcast since it was launched in 2015. 
Episodes featured How is the church leading the fight to end modern slavery?  Rt Rev Alastair Redfern
Crunching numbers: modern slavery and statistics Sir Bernard Silverman
Eye in the sky: rooting out slavery from space Doreen Boyd
Hating the haters: tackling radical right groups in the United States Heidi Beirich
Picture this: using photography to make a case for environmental rights Garth Lenz
Refugees: why hard times need hard facts Gonzalo Vargas LLosa
In the minority: the right to identity, culture and heritage Clare Thomas
Evidence for change: the work of Human Rights Watch Iain Levine
Advancing human rights the Amnesty way Meghna Abraham
Islam and the West: questions of human rights Akbar Ahmed
Pursuing justice: what role for research evidence? Dixon Osburn
Women and Trump: a question of rights? Monica Casper
Gay rights - how far have we come? Richard Beaven
Does America need a Truth Commission? Karen Salt and Christopher Phelps
Human rights: reasons to be joyful William Simmionds
Making human rights our business Shareen Hertel
How can statistics advance human rights? Patrick Ball 
A matter of opinion: What do we really think about human rights? James Ron
Beyond GDP: a measure of economic and social rights Sakiko Fukuda-Parr
Modern day slavery: counting and accounting Kevin Bales
How do we count victims of torture? Will Moore
Do NGOs matter? Amanda Murdie
Are we better at human rights than we used to be? Chris Fariss