# Mukesh Kapila
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Dr mukesh kapila CBE (born 1955) is a Medical professional and professor of Global Health and Humanitarian Affairs at the University of Manchester. He is a specialist in crisis and conflict management, humanitarian affairs, post-conflict and development, and HIV and AIDS. Kapila is also Special Representative for the Aegis Trust for the prevention of crimes against humanity.
Kapila is also author of a book titled Against A Tide of Evil, and he is currently writing a new book, A Stranger to Kindness.
411 Mukesh Kapila: Is There Still Hope? Israel, Hamas, Asymmetric Warfare & The Geneva Convention
Today I have got the honor of talking to Dr. Mukesh Kapila about the Israel-Hamas war and the wider situation within the Middle East. Dr Kapila has extensive experience in global and public health, international development, humanitarian affairs, conflict and security issues, human rights, diplom…
Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila - Is Global Health Keeping Fit For Purpose? with Ilona Kickbusch
EPISODE 18: Is Global Health Keeping Fit For Purpose? with Ilona Kickbusch
In this wide-ranging conversation about the future of global health, leading health policy thinker Ilona Kickbusch delivers a sobering assessment: the global health system as it currently exists is no longer fit for purpose…
Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila - How Honest is the Global Humanitarian Lottery? with Thomas Byrnes
EPISODE 17: How Honest is the Global Humanitarian Lottery? with Thomas Byrnes
In a world where crises seem endless and compassion sometimes feels exhausted, what does humanitarianism really mean today? In this episode, you may feel weary of hearing humanitarians lament funding shortages, but is th…
Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila - How Can We Do More Good Than Harm? with Stephen Cornish
EPISODE 16: How Can We Do More Good Than Harm? with Stephen Cornish
The story of MSF is one of radical proximity, not just to the patient, but to the political firestorms that create them. As Stephen Cornish, Director of Operations at MSF tells host Mukesh Kapila in this episode, MSF is not merely…
Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila - Is Democracy Still Worth Defending? with Francesc Badia Dalmases
EPISODE 15: Is Democracy Still Worth Defending? with Francesc Badia Dalmases
If only 7 percent of the world lives in a full democracy, is the model already failing? Is this model still worth defending if it cannot deliver justice, equality, and survival?
In this episode of Fading Causes, Mukesh K…
How Did Rape Become a Weapon of War in Sudan with Rahmet Elfikhi - Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila
In this episode, Rahmet Elfikhi exposes one of the most brutal realities of Sudan’s war: rape not as a byproduct of conflict, but as a deliberate, systematic weapon.
Her documentary, Land of Victims, forces into the open what is often hidden behind statistics and diplomatic language—survivors’ voi…
How Can We Do More Good Than Harm? with Stephen Cornish - Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila
EPISODE 16: How Can We Do More Good Than Harm? with Stephen Cornish
The story of MSF is one of radical proximity, not just to the patient, but to the political firestorms that create them. As Stephen Cornish, Director of Operations at MSF tells host Mukesh Kapila in this episode, MSF is not merely…
Is Global Health Keeping Fit For Purpose? with Ilona Kickbusch - Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila
EPISODE 18: Is Global Health Keeping Fit For Purpose? with Ilona Kickbusch
In this wide-ranging conversation about the future of global health, leading health policy thinker Ilona Kickbusch delivers a sobering assessment: the global health system as it currently exists is no longer fit for purpose…
Should A Reporter's Camera Reflect or Frame Reality? with Ximena Borrazás - Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila
EPISODE 10: Should A Reporter's Camera Reflect or Frame Reality? with Ximena Borrazás
What compels a woman to trade a career in marketing for war zones, famine, and frontlines of sexual violence? What drives someone to document the unspeakable — not just to inform, but to demand justice?
In this…
How the Covid-19 pandemic experience could help deal with Hantavirus?
The World Health Organization says public health risks from hantavirus are low. Arrangements are being made to repatriate passengers from a cruise ship, after three people who'd been on board, died. How's the experience from the Covid-19 pandemic being used?
In this episode:
Dr. Mukesh Kapila…
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