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Our first episode is a frank and eye-opening conversation with Australian military lawyer whistleblower David McBride, who now faces imprisonment for exposing Australian war crimes in Afghanistan.



Listen to learn about McBride exposed human rights violations and called for media transparency as a whistleblower.

Learn more about David McBride here and learn about how Amnesty is campaigning to end human rights violations around the world here.

Introducing Season 2 of 'Anytime, Amnesty'!



We're thrilled to kick things off with our new Youth Advisory Group in this debut episode. Join us as we introduce the podcast team and give you a glimpse of what's ahead for this season. We're eager to share inspiring tales about human rights with you and can't wait to embark on this journey together!



To find out more about Amnesty International Australia's Youth Advisory Group, click here!

For our final episode, we discuss the ways in which human rights and sustainable fashion intersect with each other. Artivism has been used today to rebel against the patriarchy, governments and institutions which threaten human rights. Fashion and art have also been used to tell stories and complex messages to the wider audience across the globe. 

With the insight of Yasmeen Mjalli, we delve into the world of sustainable fashion. 

Today we ask, what is intersectional feminism and how is art used as a form of activism? Feminism itself is a term which has multiple strains and meanings, and within this, intersectional feminism has come to the forefront to recognise the multiple identities someone can hold.

For this two-part special, we are joined by Yasmeen Mjalli, Founder and Creative Director of Nöl Collective. The Nöl Collective are an intersectional feminist and political fashion collective in Palestine.  

Today, climate change is affecting all of us around the globe. It intersects not only with the environment but also politics, national security and human rights. The climate crisis touches every aspect of our lives. But with Australia trailing behind the rest of the globe, endorsing a ‘gas-led recovery’, we analyse if there is any hope for climate policy in Australia.

Today we are joined with Dr Simon Bradshaw from the Climate Council to discuss Australia's climate policy. 

Disclaimer: At the time of recording Micheal McCormack was Deputy PM 

As big tech enters our everyday lives and algorithms become more advanced, questions are emerging about how our digital lives and human rights interact with each other. 

We chat with David Jay, the Head of Mobilisation from the Centre of Humane Technology, about the ways in which Big Tech such as Instagram and Facebook use your data. We also ask David about the ways in which you can protect yourself and the simple steps you can take to protect yourself in the digital realm.