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Amnesty at 50
Amnesty has recently attracted criticism, sometimes from those who have been its most committed activists. John Tusa asks if it has lost its way and what will be its future role.
As it reaches its 50th year, John Tusa reflects on the distinguished past of an organization awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1977 but which has recently attracted criticism, sometimes from those who have been its most committed activists. Has Amnesty lost its way? And what will be its future role?
Producer: Merilyn Harris
A Ladbroke production for BBC Radio 4.
Last on
Sun 2 Jan 201117:00
BBC Radio 4
Broadcasts
- Tue 28 Dec 201020:00BBC Radio 4
- Sun 2 Jan 201117:00BBC Radio 4
