The 12th edition of the jhr Rights Report connects with correspondents in Canada, the U.S. and Middle East to find out about the next phase of the Occupy movement in North America, and about Palestinian youth occupying bus seats to combat segregation.
For the social media minute, #jhr Rights Report host @adambemma speaks to regular contributor @damianor about apartheid-era laws returning to South Africa in the form of a government secrecy bill.
The last episode of the season features the song We the 99% from the album #OccupyTheAirwaves by Rebel Diaz. The jhr Rights Report will return in January 2012.
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