ep. 2.5: Tabitha Mustafa from NOPSC on New Orleans Human Rights Resolution's uncertain future

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New Orleans' city council passed a groundbreaking human rights resolution last week, calling for a screen for human rights abuses along the supply chain for municipal expenditures. Half a week later, that legislation is being challenged. We interview Tabitha Mustafa of the New Orleans Palestinian Solidarity Committee about these developments and what comes next for her organization.

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