The administrative machinery for political prisoner advocacy around the world is not as robust as one might expect.
Olivia Enos is a Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute and an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University, as well as an Adjunct Fellow at the Pacific Forum. She specializes in human rights and national security challenges in Asia, with a focus on topics related to Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific Islands, and Southeast Asia, while also covering government and politics. Olivia's insights have been featured in prominent publications including the Observer Research Foundation, The Hill, and Forbes.
