Emma Groves: podcast appearances and interviews

Emma Groves was an activist known for her work in human rights and her efforts to promote policy change regarding the use of plastic bullets. She became a leading campaigner against their use after being blinded by a rubber bullet in 1971, which motivated her to co-found the United Campaign Against Plastic Bullets in Northern Ireland. Her advocacy contributed to raising awareness about the dangers of plastic bullets and the need for their ban. Throughout her life, Groves dedicated her efforts to human rights issues, drawing attention to the impact of violence and advocating for safer, more humane practices.