Liberty interview questions

They asked me whether I'd ever heard of the campaigning tactics, theories and philosophy of a US academic called Anat Shenker-Osorio - which I hadn't, because I'd not worked in human rights campaigning before. The interview was more cerebral than I was expecting and about whether you'd read the right intellectual treatises and theories rather than your skillset and experience. As this was also a line management role, I was a bit surprised that this important function of the role wasn't discussed at any point.

Where do you see yourself in five years? What do you see as the most important civil liberty/human rights issue of our time?