Today’s episode explores a powerful and often underappreciated tool in human rights advocacy: art and culture. Throughout history, art in its many forms—music, literature, visual art, and performance—has been a beacon of truth, a call to action, and a platform for voices that often go unheard. But how does art intersect with human rights, and how can creative expression challenge systems of oppression? Joining us in this episode is ‪Willie Oeba‬ a renowned spoken word artist and a dedicated human rights defender who uses his art to advocate for justice and social change. ‪Willie Oeba‬ is a spoken word artist whose work has captivated audiences across Ke ...