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Paul Boross is joined by member of The House of Lords, barrister and champion of human rights, Baroness Helena Kennedy. Helena shares how humour has helped her even the playing field and hold on to hope in the face of human right’s horror stories.
“One can use humour to sort of soften difficult circumstances.”
Join Paul Boross and Helena Kennedy KC as they discuss the power of humour in the fight for human rights, only on The Humourology Podcast.
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