International Human Rights Projects

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International Human Rights Projects

International human rights projects are at the heart of In Altum Production's mission. Through our writing, shooting,

editing and distribution, IAP will continue to fight for basic human rights both around the corner and across the world.

IAP produces video on the Uyghur genocide in China

IAP produced "Stolen and Silenced: The CCP's Genocide of the Uyghurs" for the organization, Committee on the Present Danger China. The mini-doc is a 12-minute look at the crimes being committed by the Chinese government against Uyghur communities in the Xinjiang province of northwest China.

The documentary includes emotional personal testimony from two Uyghurs living outside the Washington D.C. area (Ferkat and Kalbinur). The video clues you into the future (and present) threats to freedom not only in China but globally.

Two weeks ago Sec. of State Pompeo and the U.S. State Dept. declared the CCP's treatment of the Uyghurs to be genocide. A week later, Sec. of State Blinken and the new administration concurred with the designation.

Religious Freedom and the Middle East’s Christians

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and IAP partner to produce this short video highlighting the plight of the Middle East’s Christian Communities.

In Defense of Christian’s “Stop the Christian Genocide” Campaign

As Media Advisor to In Defense of Christians (IDC), Jordan Allott and IAP have represented IDC on news programs and at public talks and presentations through the US and Europe to create awareness surrounding the Middle East’s Christian communities. IAP has worked with IDC on a multitude of video projects, including the video below.

Facing Boko Haram: The Life of Christians in Nigeria

IAP partnered with Solidarity with the Persecuted Church (SPC) to reveal the every-day realities of Christians living in Nigeria.

Exploring Persecuted Christian Communities in Iraq and Lebanon

IAP traveled to Iraq and Lebanon with Solidarity with the Persecuted Church (SPC) to visit communities they have been supporting after the area was terrorized by ISIS.

Projects with the George W. Bush Institute’s Freedom Collection

In Altum Productions has had the opportunity to team with the George W. Bush Institute's Freedom Collection

to produce a number of mini-documentaries focused on human rights and freedom.

Freedom Denied: Cuba’s Black Spring

Cuba's Black Spring Continues examines the ongoing repression of human freedom in Cuba. The 11-minute film recounts the events of the 2003 crackdown, when 75 of Cuba's most prominent nonviolent dissidents were rounded up, arrested, and imprisoned by the Castro government.

What is Freedom?

World leaders and dissidents who have sacrificed their lives for the ideal of freedom reflect on its meaning and source.

Behind the Scenes Photo

IAP's Jordan Allott had the chance to interview former Chilean President Ricardo Lagos in Santiago, Chile as part of the George W. Bush Institute's Freedom Collection. Before his time as president, Mr. Lagos was instrumental in helping to non-violently transition Chile from dictatorship, under Augusto Pinochet, to democracy.

Behind the Scenes Photo

IAP’s Jordan Allott interviews various democracy advocates in Santiago, Chile for the George W. Bush Freedom Collection.

Projects with Dr. Oscar Elias Biscet and Cuba’s Opposition Movement

On the heels of IAP’s film, Oscar’s Cuba, In Altum Productions continues to work with the film’s protagonist, Dr. Oscar Elias Biscet as he fights for freedom and democracy in Cuba. Dr. Biscet (now out of prison, but living under the watchful eye of the Castro regime in Havana) project, Project Emilia, is educating and organizing every-day Cubans to rise up through non-violent civil disobedience to demand their freedom. The videos below highlight IAP’s series "My Life in Today's Cuba" which gives viewers a glimpse into the lives of Cuba's human rights activists and dissidents working to bring about a free and democratic Cuba.

My Life in Today's Cuba: Dr. Biscet

The "My Life in Today's Cuba" video series highlights the lives of Cuba's human rights activists and dissidents working to bring about a free and democratic Cuba.

My Life in Today's Cuba: Roberto

The "My Life in Today's Cuba" video series highlights the lives of Cuba's human rights activists and dissidents working to bring about a free and democratic Cuba.

My Life in Today's Cuba: Rosario

The "My Life in Today's Cuba" video series highlights the lives of Cuba's human rights activists and dissidents working to bring about a free and democratic Cuba.

Behind the Scenes Photo

Dr. Oscar Biscet with IAP's Jordan Allott in Havana, Cuba in 2013.

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Dr. Oscar Biscet with IAP's Jordan Allott in Dallas, TX after Dr. Biscet received his Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2017.