LIBERATED VOICES: Recent Episodes
Huseyin Abudharr Ali-Diakides and Fatima Insiya Merchant
Geo-Political and Community Organising Podcast. We examine the complex issues taking place within various countries and their effect on global geopolitics, as well as shedding a spotlight on movements where people are fighting back.
We speak to Luwezi Kinshasa of the African People's Socialist Party and Uhuru Movement about the situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the events that led to them.
With the controversial elections in Pakistan last month. WHat is the current situation in the country, and why do PTI so many people believe that the official results where fake? We ask these questions and more to Pakistani political analyst Akib Mahmoud.
With many new deals and normalisation between countries in the Middle East, the geopolitical landscape of the MIddle East has changed dramatically in 2023. We discuss this with Dr Saeed Khan of Wayne State University, Detroit.
We speak to Gemma Ali of the Halal Animal Welfare Association (HAWA) about the treatment of animals in the meat industry from an Islamic methodology. Listen to more episodes from Liberated Voices at liberatedvoices.co.uk
Saeed Khan of Wayne State University, Detroit, speaks about the politics surrounding the World Cup and their affect on human rights and geopolitical perceptions.
On International Genocide Prevention Day (Officially known as International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide and of the Prevention of this Crime), the anniversary of the UN Genocide Convention, we speak to Dr Ambia Perveen of the European Rohingya Council and Rohingya Medics Organisation, about the Rohingya Genocide.
Brazilian Counterfire activist; Orlando Da Rocha Hill, breaks down the Brazilian elections, what happened in the run up, what the result means and what we can expect to see in the future.
MPACUK activist Ahammed Hussain discusses Britains first prime minister of colour, Rishi Sunak, and how his appointment will affect the Muslim community, both in the UK and internationally.
We speak to Emily about Acorn the Union, community organising, the campaigns they have fought and won in London and her take on the Enough is Enough Campaign. Emily is a London Field Organiser with Acorn the Union, a community union operating worldwide. She has also worked in Community Organising in Rojava, North Syria.
We discuss Republicanism and Democracy from a Socialist perspective with Tina Werkmann of Red Line TV and Labour Left Alliance.
Luwezi Kinshasa speaks about African Internationalism, the African People's Socialist Party and the recent FBI attacks against the Black Revolution in the United States of America.
Tune in to the first Liberated Voices episode, which will be on the recent Punjab state election in #Pakistan with guest Akib Mahmood, a political analyst and commentator.