In today's brief: A critical moment for the protection of privacy around the world; One year on from Kremlin's NGO crackdown; Bail for 'Arctic 30' activists; Gay marriage in Vietnam; EU talking shop on human rights; NSA spying latest; Afghan refugees in Iran; ending the silence around sexual assault in India; and rumours that LRA leader Kony might be ready to surrender (again)
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Human Rights Watch Daily Brief, 21 November
Russia, Arctic 30, Vietnam, EU, NSA, Afghanistan, India, Joseph Kony
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