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U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Korea Thomas C. Hubbard

Original Airdate: August 24th, 2009

 
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Thomas C. Hubbard served as U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Korea from 2001 to 2004.

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Doug Bauder, Coordinator of GLBT Support Services, Indiana University

Original Airdate: June 22nd, 2008

 
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<br />Doug Bauder is the director of the Office of Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Support Services at Indiana University. He has also served a wide range of churches and youth services. He spoke with Shana Ritter.

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Serbian Royals Prince Alexander II and Princess Katherine

Original Airdate: July 15th, 2007

 
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<br />Serbian Prince Alexander II and Princess Katherine are diligently trying to defend the human rights of the Serbian people. After a long era of communism in Serbia, the Prince and Princess are heartily working to keep democracy present in Serbia. The royal couple spoke with Patrick O’Meara.

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William F. Schulz, Humanitarian and Executive Director of Amnesty International

Original Airdate: January 11th, 2004

 
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<br />In March of 1994, Dr. William Schulz began serving as Executive Director of Amnesty International USA. A strong advocate for human rights, the New York Review of Books commented on his contributions, saying “Schulz… has done more than anyone in the American human rights movement…”.

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