Human Rights
Chapters
The Human Rights Foundation chairman, Vaslav Havel, a notable Czech democracy activist, and first democratically elected leader of the Czech Republic, leads discussions on the development of human rights advocacy strategies in the fight against dictatorial regimes.
1:55:15 - 2:00:19 (05:03)
Summary
The Human Rights Foundation chairman, Vaslav Havel, a notable Czech democracy activist, and first democratically elected leader of the Czech Republic, leads discussions on the development of human rights advocacy strategies in the fight against dictatorial regimes.
Episode#231 – Alex Gladstein: Bitcoin, Authoritarianism, and Human Rights
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speaker discusses their experience working in international development on corporate human rights violations and how corporations influence the types of human rights issues that get talked about, including the obesity epidemic.
40:53 - 48:33 (07:39)
Summary
The speaker discusses their experience working in international development on corporate human rights violations and how corporations influence the types of human rights issues that get talked about, including the obesity epidemic.
EpisodeThe Body Mass Index
PodcastMaintenance Phase
The speaker questions why modern-day slavery and human rights violations are not receiving enough attention, especially from influential figures like American corporations and celebrities.
52:59 - 59:03 (06:04)
Summary
The speaker questions why modern-day slavery and human rights violations are not receiving enough attention, especially from influential figures like American corporations and celebrities.
Episode#356 - Yeonmi Park - What It's Truly Like Living In North Korea
PodcastModern Wisdom
The podcast discusses Milton Mayer's book "They Thought They Were Free" and his interviews with ten Nazi friends.
12:07 - 19:14 (07:07)
Summary
The podcast discusses Milton Mayer's book "They Thought They Were Free" and his interviews with ten Nazi friends. Mayer believed in human rights and was bewildered by the citizens of Weimar Republic who gave up their rights so readily in the face of state oppression.
EpisodePart One: How Nice, Normal People Made The Holocaust Possible
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Speaking out about human rights is important, but when it becomes a frenzy, it can lead to misguided foreign interventions.
13:04 - 19:20 (06:16)
Summary
Speaking out about human rights is important, but when it becomes a frenzy, it can lead to misguided foreign interventions. Discussing these issues can create a check on the perpetrators, but we must also be realistic about fixing problems like Afghanistan.
EpisodeE64: Antitrust standards & enforcement, tech repricing, lab leak obfuscation, E63 reactions & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
In this podcast, the speaker argues against prioritizing equity over human rights and shares his concerns that this approach could lead society down a dangerous path towards authoritarianism.
2:26:16 - 2:29:58 (03:42)
Summary
In this podcast, the speaker argues against prioritizing equity over human rights and shares his concerns that this approach could lead society down a dangerous path towards authoritarianism.