Scott Horton
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November 20, 2009 – Leslie Lefkow – The Scott Horton Show – Episode 1038
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41:00Now PlayingLeslie Lefkow, senior researcher for Human Rights Watch's Africa division, discusses the worsening situation in Somalia since the 2006 Ethiopian invasion, the media's preference for reporting on piracy instead of humanitarian disasters, the appearance that the U.S. helped destabilize Somalia simply to apprehend a few suspects from the 1998 embassy bombings, how the U.S. is more careful distributing food-aid than weapons, increasing Al Shabaab radicalism, Ethiopia's hosting of extraordinary rendition victims and the extreme risks journalists and human rights activists take in Somalia.
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