In an era in which they are under threat,Fletcher’s Hurst Hannum advocates a focus on fundamental human rights to achieve more progress Years ago, Hurst Hannum was working with an American indigenous rights lawyer who was advocating recognition of his people’s human rights by the United Nations. At one point, or the colleague turned to Hannum “and said,only half-jokingly, that ‘at least they are not killing us now.’”
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