Lindsey Kennedy

Nathan Paul Southern and Lindsey Kennedy, investigative journalists specializing in cyber slavery and international crime, shed light on the troubling links between Rwanda's recent geopolitical maneuvers and corporate interests. They discuss the resurgence of the M23 militia in the Democratic Republic of Congo and its impact on mineral resources crucial for modern technology. The duo highlights how the UK's refugee resettlement program may indirectly fund conflict, raising ethical questions about 'conflict-free' minerals and the exploitation underlying global commerce.

Nathan Paul Southern and Lindsey Kennedy, co-founders of The Eyewitness Project and investigative journalists, delve into the alarming rise of scam compounds in Southeast Asia. They reveal how these networks exploit vulnerable people and launder money, using advanced technology and AI to evade law enforcement. The conversation highlights the financial devastation of these scams and their troubling links to human trafficking. Southern and Kennedy emphasize the need for empathy and awareness to combat these crimes effectively, urging coordinated action against organized crime and corruption.

Nathan Paul Southern and Lindsey Kennedy are investigative journalists shining a light on the horrific realities of cyber-slavery in Southeast Asia. They discuss how corrupt government and law enforcement collude with organized crime to exploit thousands, forcing them into online scams. Victims are often lured by job promises and face brutal conditions if they resist. The duo highlights the alarming implications of this modern-day slavery and outlines what we can do to combat these criminal networks, advocating for greater awareness and action against such atrocities.