Frank Islam in conversation with Sanjoy Hazarika, Indian human rights activist, journalist-author | Washington Calling

Jul 16, 2020

In a conversation with Frank Islam, Sanjoy Hazarika talks about his multifaceted journey from journalist to author to human rights activist to being the intellectual face of Northeast India, his work with the boat clinics on the Brahmaputra river in Assam, his awareness-building work with the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) and an untiring campaigner for media freedom that is increasingly under challenge in India and South Asia.

Frank Islam in conversation with Sanjoy Hazarika, Indian human rights activist, journalist-author | Washington Calling

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Frank Islam speaks with Salima Hashmi, artist, educator, peace activist, founder member Sapan | Washington Calling

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