Ben Rawlence
Researcher, Africa Division, Human Rights Watch
Mr. Rawlence works in East Africa and the Horn of Africa for Human Rights Watch. He has previously covered Zanzibar, Uganda, Nigeria, and South Sudan for the organization. Prior to joining Human Rights Watch, he worked as an adviser to the Tanzanian opposition party and as a foreign affairs adviser to the Liberal Democrats in the UK Parliament.
Mr. Rawlence holds a BA in Swahili and history from the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London, and an MA in international relations from the University of Chicago.
Videos · Sep 07, 2011
China’s Entry into Africa’s Natural Resource Market
By Ben Rawlence
Countries such as China search for natural resources invest foreign capital into Africa. But they're also under scrutiny.
Countries such as China search for natural resources invest foreign capital into Africa. But they're also under scrutiny.
