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October 26, 2015

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The Human Rights Q&A: Political artist Carla Novi

Culture, Events, Glasgow Human Rights Network, Human rights, International, media, politicsBy Social Sciences CommunicationsOctober 26, 2015

Interview with artist Carla Novi, 33, from Mexico City, about her film , Desaparecidos about students campaigning for truth and justice for 43 trainee teachers who disappeared in Mexico in 2014.

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