Join Jo Cooper in conversation with Hina Jilani, legendary human rights lawyer and activist, as they discuss women’s rights, human rights advocacy, and the fight for justice. Hina shares her personal journey, including the founding of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, and the challenges faced by activists working to protect vulnerable communities.
They explore the importance of early intervention, grassroots movements, and support networks in creating lasting social change, as well as global human rights issues and the impact of climate change on vulnerable populations. Hina also shares the inspiring story of her first swimming lesson with Sir Richard Branson, proving that even small moments can hold big lessons.
Perfect for listeners interested in human rights podcasts, women’s empowerment, activism, and social justice education.
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