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ALINA DIAZ

what did she do?

WHAT DID SHE DO?Alina Diaz, farmworker advocate and founding board member of Farmworker Legal Services of New York (FLSNY), works to promote the rights of women in the United States. Across the country, hundreds of thousands of immigrant women and girls labor are highly vulnerable to workplace abuses, including sexual violence and harassment. Diaz has dedicated herself to educating farmworkers about their rights, and has assumed a leading role in empowering them to speak out.As a founding board member of FLSNY , Diaz also tries to get the voices of these women heard at a national level. As the first national farmworker women's organization in the United States, FLSNY has brought together leading farmworker advocates from around the country to educate lawmakers, officials, and the public about the dangers that farmworker women face.

awards

AWARD- Alison Des Forges Award (2013)An awards that celebrates the valor of peoples who put their lives to protect the dignity and rights of others.

Human Rights Watch honors Alina Diaz for her dedication to ending abuse against farmworker women in the United States.

WHAT DID SHE DO?Alina Diaz, farmworker advocate and founding board member of Farmworker Legal Services of New York (FLSNY), works to promote the rights of women in the United States. Across the country, hundreds of thousands of immigrant women and girls labor are highly vulnerable to workplace abuses, including sexual violence and harassment. Diaz has dedicated herself to educating farmworkers about their rights, and has assumed a leading role in empowering them to speak out.As a founding board member of FLSNY , Diaz also tries to get the voices of these women heard at a national level. As the first national farmworker women's organization in the United States, FLSNY has brought together leading farmworker advocates from around the country to educate lawmakers, officials, and the public about the dangers that farmworker women face.

AWARD- Alison Des Forges Award (2013)An awards that celebrates the valor of peoples who put their lives to protect the dignity and rights of others.

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ALINA DIAZ what did she do? WHAT DID SHE DO?Alina Diaz, farmworker advocate and founding board member of Farmworker Legal Services of New York (FLSNY), works to promote the rights of women in the United States. Across the country, hundreds of thousands of immigrant women and girls labor are highly vulnerable to workplace abuses, including sexual violence and harassment.

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Hevrin Khalaf

BiographyHevrin Khalaf was a Kurdish-Syrian politician and civil engineer.Khalaf was born on 15 November 1984 in Al-Malikiyah.Khalaf graduated from University of Aleppo in 2009 as a civil engineer.

When the Rojava conflict began, Khalaf worked on creating institutions that would improve civil society. She began managing one of the Economic Councils.She was one of the founders of the Foundation for Science and Free Thought in 2012.Her party, the Future Syria Party, was involved in the administration of northern Syria after the capture of Raqqa from the Islamic State group in 2017.

Khalaf participated in negotiations with the United States, France, and other delegations.Khalaf worked towards increasing tolerance and unity among Christians, Arabs, and Kurds.

His deathSaturday 12 October, Syria. A Toyota whizzes on the M4 motorway in the direction of Qamishli.An armed commando awaits her in the middle of the road, the car is drilled with bursts of machine guns and the men take Hevrin Khalaf after killing the driver.

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Hevrin Khalaf BiographyHevrin Khalaf was a Kurdish-Syrian politician and civil engineer.Khalaf was born on 15 November 1984 in Al-Malikiyah.Khalaf graduated from University of Aleppo in 2009 as a civil engineer. When the Rojava conflict began, Khalaf worked on creating institutions that would improve civil society.

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Eulialie Nibizi

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Eulalie Nibizi

born in 1960 in kiryama in the Burundian.is a Burundian trade unionist and human rights activist.

she contributed to the establishment of Burdundi's first trade union. Union des travailleurs du burundi.in 1991 hoping to protect the interests of the teachers in the school where she worked. She was particularly successful in 2002 when the general strike provided a special agreement and financial compensation for taechers as a result of concerted pressure from the union. Re-elected as president of steb.

In 2015, while in Denmark.she learnt the Burundian authorities were theating her as an insurgent. In september 2018, at a side event in connection with a meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Coucil in Geneva. She reported on conditions in Burundi. The Burundi mission had formally requested that the un should withdraw her ecosoc badge.

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Eulalie Nibizi born in 1960 in kiryama in the Burundian.is a Burundian trade unionist and human rights activist. she contributed to the establishment of Burdundi's first trade union. Union des travailleurs du burundi.in 1991 hoping to protect the interests of the teachers in the school where she worked.

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Shirin Ebadi

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Zina Bencheikh

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zina bencheikh

Morocco's leading advocates for gender equality

Is driven by her passion for making the world a more inclusive and equal place

biograPHY

BIOGRAPHYBorn in Marrakech and educated in France and the UK, Zina Bencheikh started her career in finance before joining Intrepid as Finance Manager in Morocco in 2010. She has progressed rapidly through a number of financial and operational leadership roles with the company, and last year was appointed EMEA Managing Director of Intrepid Travel.She has used the company's global reach to create economic opportunities for women through tourism, breaking down gender barriers in countries where women have been traditionally excluded from paid work and equal access to education, such as Morocco.Bencheikh is the regional general manager of Europe, North Africa and Middle East for PEAK DMC, part of the network of the Intrepid Group's destination management company.She has always dreamed of working on the road, but he took a somewhat unconvetional road to get there! After graduating in 2008, she worked for three years in corporate finance in Paris, but found it unsatisfactory. In 2010 she decided to move home to Morocco, where she accepted the role of financial manager for PEAK DMC Marrakech. Her husband, also a Moroccan, and she both felt strongly the importance of returning so that they could contribute their knowledge and skills to the development of the country.

awards

AWARDSRegional General Manager EMENA - PEAK DMC presso Intrepid Group di Marrakech

BIOGRAPHYBorn in Marrakech and educated in France and the UK, Zina Bencheikh started her career in finance before joining Intrepid as Finance Manager in Morocco in 2010. She has progressed rapidly through a number of financial and operational leadership roles with the company, and last year was appointed EMEA Managing Director of Intrepid Travel.She has used the company's global reach to create economic opportunities for women through tourism, breaking down gender barriers in countries where women have been traditionally excluded from paid work and equal access to education, such as Morocco.Bencheikh is the regional general manager of Europe, North Africa and Middle East for PEAK DMC, part of the network of the Intrepid Group's destination management company.She has always dreamed of working on the road, but he took a somewhat unconvetional road to get there! After graduating in 2008, she worked for three years in corporate finance in Paris, but found it unsatisfactory. In 2010 she decided to move home to Morocco, where she accepted the role of financial manager for PEAK DMC Marrakech. Her husband, also a Moroccan, and she both felt strongly the importance of returning so that they could contribute their knowledge and skills to the development of the country.

AWARDSRegional General Manager EMENA - PEAK DMC presso Intrepid Group di Marrakech

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zina bencheikh Morocco's leading advocates for gender equality Is driven by her passion for making the world a more inclusive and equal place biograPHY BIOGRAPHYBorn in Marrakech and educated in France and the UK, Zina Bencheikh started her career in finance before joining Intrepid as Finance Manager in Morocco in 2010.

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M. L. KING

my human rights champion

"I have a dream:that my four little childrenwill one daylive in a nation,where they will not be judgedby the color of their skin,but by the content of their character. I have a dream today!"

Index

1.my human rights champion

2.country and city

3.life dates

4. short profile

5.awards

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atlanta (georgia)

january 15th 1929

he was born on 15 th January 1929after graduation he entered the ministry1954: he became a pastor of a black baptist churchhe was impressed by the Mahatma Gandhi and his non-violence civil disobidience campaignhe thought that the same method could be used by blacks to obtain the same rights as white in USAhe is rembered for his campaign to end racial segregation on public transports and for racial equality in AMERICAin august 1962 he made the speech: "I have a dream"he was assassinated in 1968

short profile

18 th february 1957 appears on the cover of 'Time' magazine28 th august 1963: speech 'I have a dream'10 th december 1964: Nobel Peace PrizeKing is the only non-presindent a national holiday in this name

Awards

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M. L. KING my human rights champion "I have a dream:that my four little childrenwill one daylive in a nation,where they will not be judgedby the color of their skin,but by the content of their character. I have a dream today!" Index 1.my human rights champion 2.country and city 3.life dates 4.

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MALALA YOUSAFZAI

Malala Yousafzai is a young Pakistani activist who graduated in June 2020 On 9 October 2012 she was severely hit in the head by armed men boarding the school bus because she talked about self-determination of women . She survived the attack after the surgical removal of the bullets. Malala continued her action in favor of women's education by expressing herself frankly in some interviews.

PROFILE AND LIFE

On 10 October 2014 she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, becoming the youngest Nobel Prize winner at the age of seventeen.On 25 September 2015, The Global Goals initiative was launched worldwide, with Malala as one of the protagonists. World leaders are pledging to meet 17 global goals to achieve over the next 15 years, three of the most important: eradicating extreme poverty, fighting inequality and halting climate change.

In 2013 she spoke above all of the controversial status of women's rights in her country at New York.The life of Malala Yousafzai who fights for civil rights, education and women's rights seems to follow a tortuous path, studded with successes, but also violent reactions from the Taliban groups that oppose it. Yousafzai, however, is not afraid to speak out and fight for truth and justice.

SOME ACKNOWLEDGMENTS IT HAS GOT

International Children's Peace Prize Prize for Peace and Humanitarian Action Memminger Freiheitspreis 1525 Vital Voices Global Leadership Awards, Global Trailblazer Internacional Catalunya Award of Catalonia International Campaigner of the Year, 2013 Observer Ethical Awards International Children's Peace Prize Anna Politkovskaya Award - Reach All Women in War Pride of Britain International Prize for Equality and Non-Discrimination Philadelphia Liberty Medal Ellis Island International Medal of Honor

PERSONAL IDEAS

Then I thought, why are you afraid now? So I said, don't be afraid, go ahead, that God and the people are with you. You have to die sometime in life.

Sitting in school and reading books is my right. Seeing every human being smile is my wish. My world has changed but I haven't.

The Taliban shot me in the left side of the forehead. They shot my friends too. They thought the bullets would silence us, but they failed. Indeed, thousands of voices have emerged from the silence.

A child, a teacher, a book and a pen can change the world. Education is the only solution. Education is the first thing.

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MALALA YOUSAFZAI Malala Yousafzai is a young Pakistani activist who graduated in June 2020 On 9 October 2012 she was severely hit in the head by armed men boarding the school bus because she talked about self-determination of women . She survived the attack after the surgical removal of the bullets.

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DESMOND TUTU

BIOGRAPHY

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IDEAS

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Desmond Tutù was born on 7 october 1931; he is 89 years old. He and his family moved to Johannesburg when he was 12 years old. When he was a child, he wanted to be a doctor, but his family wasn't very rich and he was obliged to follow his dad and become a teacher. He stopped teaching in 1957 and he started to study theology. He returned to his country and he started to do speeches to the people. Before he was bishop, after he became head of the Anglican Community. He wrote many books in wich he said his thoughts.

Desmond Tutu is against all forms of racism in all the world, in particular he is against the apartheid. He fought for the rights of black people in south africa and for equality and justice for all.

In 1984 he won the Nobel Peace Prize, the most important awards of the ambassadors of peace.In 1999 he won the Sidney Peace Prize, because he was important in the fight against the apartheid.In 2007 he won the Gandhi Peace Prize, for the defense of human rights.

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Befekadu Hailu

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Deborah Parker

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BIOGRAPHY

Deborah Parker, born in 1970 as the daughter of a Tulalip father and Yaqui-Apache mother. She grew up on a reservation where she met many of the problems affecting the Native American community. In 1999 she graduated from Washinton University with a degree in American Ethnic Studies and Sociology. He dedicated his life to helping the Tulalip tribes for which he developed two programs: Young Mothers, an initiative to help adolescent mothers and the Tribal Tobacco Program with which he sought to empower tobacco use among members of the tribe who has a sacred role for them. Parker was the youngest member and the only female member of the Office of Government Affairs of the Tulalip Tribes, of which she also became Vice President from 2012 to 2015 and became a member of the Our Revolution board in July 2018. of the National Indigenous Resource Center for Women. After three terms in 2015, she focused on activism. Today she is involved in a nonprofit organization supporting Native American women

awards

Enduring Spirit Award 2010, Parent of the Year Award 2011,Community Service Award 2013

DEBORAH PARKER

Deborah Parker, also known by its native name Qi-CY-Altsa, is an activist and leader of indigenous peoples in the United States. A member of the Tulalip tribes, Washington.

Deborah Parker, born in 1970 as the daughter of a Tulalip father and Yaqui-Apache mother. She grew up on a reservation where she met many of the problems affecting the Native American community. In 1999 she graduated from Washinton University with a degree in American Ethnic Studies and Sociology. He dedicated his life to helping the Tulalip tribes for which he developed two programs: Young Mothers, an initiative to help adolescent mothers and the Tribal Tobacco Program with which he sought to empower tobacco use among members of the tribe who has a sacred role for them. Parker was the youngest member and the only female member of the Office of Government Affairs of the Tulalip Tribes, of which she also became Vice President from 2012 to 2015 and became a member of the Our Revolution board in July 2018. of the National Indigenous Resource Center for Women. After three terms in 2015, she focused on activism. Today she is involved in a nonprofit organization supporting Native American women

Enduring Spirit Award 2010, Parent of the Year Award 2011,Community Service Award 2013

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John Lewis

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JOHN ROBERT LEWIS

February 21, 1940 - July 17, 2020

"Never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble"

BIOGRAPHY

Born in Alabama, Lewis studied in Tennessee and later began to practice political activism. His fights against racial discrimination made him one of the leaders of the African American civil rights movement. In 1963 he was one of the Big Six who participated in the March on Washington for Work and Freedom. In 1977 he entered in politics with the Democratic Party and ran for the House of Representatives, but lost the primary to Fowler. After the defeat, Lewis accepted a post in Jimmy Carter's presidential administration and was elected in 1981.In 1986 Fowler left the House after being elected to the Senate and Lewis decided to run for the seat again. Since then he has always been re-elected with high percentages.Married to Lillian Miles, he was widowed in December 2012. On December 29, 2019, he announced that he had stage 4 pancreatic cancer. The disease led to his death on July 17, 2020 at the age of eighty.

awards

John Lewis received many honorary degrees and awards, including thePresidential medal of Freedom in 2011.

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Born in Alabama, Lewis studied in Tennessee and later began to practice political activism. His fights against racial discrimination made him one of the leaders of the African American civil rights movement. In 1963 he was one of the Big Six who participated in the March on Washington for Work and Freedom. In 1977 he entered in politics with the Democratic Party and ran for the House of Representatives, but lost the primary to Fowler. After the defeat, Lewis accepted a post in Jimmy Carter's presidential administration and was elected in 1981.In 1986 Fowler left the House after being elected to the Senate and Lewis decided to run for the seat again. Since then he has always been re-elected with high percentages.Married to Lillian Miles, he was widowed in December 2012. On December 29, 2019, he announced that he had stage 4 pancreatic cancer. The disease led to his death on July 17, 2020 at the age of eighty.

John Lewis received many honorary degrees and awards, including thePresidential medal of Freedom in 2011.

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JOHN ROBERT LEWIS February 21, 1940 - July 17, 2020 "Never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble" BIOGRAPHY Born in Alabama, Lewis studied in Tennessee and later began to practice political activism. His fights against racial discrimination made him one of the leaders of the African American civil rights movement.

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Gulzar Duishenova

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César estrada chàvez

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awards

Cèsar Estrada is one of the son of a couple of Mexican immigrants, he was born on March 31 1927 and he died on April 23 1993.

BIOGRAPHY

César Estrada Chávez was a US trade unionist and activist, famous for his battles in favour of Hispanic farm workers. In 1962 he founded the National Farm Workers Association.

Award pacem in terris

Presidential medal of freedom

Cèsar Estrada Chàvez

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life awards Cèsar Estrada is one of the son of a couple of Mexican immigrants, he was born on March 31 1927 and he died on April 23 1993. BIOGRAPHY César Estrada Chávez was a US trade unionist and activist, famous for his battles in favour of Hispanic farm workers.

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Liu Xiaobo

Chinese activist for human rights

"We would need 300 years of colonialism. In 100 years of colonialism Hong Kong has changed to become what it is today. Given the size of China, it would obviously take 300 years to turn it into what Hong Kong is today. And I doubt that 300 years is enough."

BIOGRAPHY

BiographyLiu was born in the town of Changchun, Jilin province in 1955, where he received a Christian education. From 1969 to 1973 he lived with his father in Inner Mongolia, after which he returned to the province of Jilin, where he worked in handicrafts. She married Liu Xia, a human rights activist. In an interview with a Hong Kong magazine in 1988, Liu answered the question of what China needs to accomplish a historical transformation:"We would need 300 years of colonialism. In 100 years of colonialism Hong Kong has changed to become what it is today. Given the size of China, it would obviously take 300 years to turn it into what Hong Kong is today. And I doubt that 300 years is enough."Liu Xiaobo was the promoter of "Charta 08", a public manifesto. It's a great appeal to freedom of expression, respect for human rights and free and democratic elections. The document had attracted the attention of world public opinion. The Chinese government immediately reacted decisively to all signatories of the document. Due to his ideas, Liu Xiaobo was arrested on 8 December 2008 on charges of "incitement to subversion of state power". On 23 December 2009 the trial took place and on 25 December he was sentenced to 11 years in prison and two years of interdiction from public offices. Suffering from liver cancer, Liu Xiaobo asked to be released from prison. When the disease entered the terminal phase, the government authorized the transfer of the dissident to a hospital. Liu Xiaobo died in a hospital in Shenyang, northeastern China, on July 13, 2017.

Awards

AwardsOn 18 January 2010, Liu was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.On 8 October 2010 Liu Xiaobo was awarded the Prize "for his non-violent commitment to the protection of human rights in China"

"We would need 300 years of colonialism. In 100 years of colonialism Hong Kong has changed to become what it is today. Given the size of China, it would obviously take 300 years to turn it into what Hong Kong is today. And I doubt that 300 years is enough."

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Eleanor Roosevelt

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Eleanor Roosevelt

"Nobody can make you feel inferior without your consent"

BIOGRAPHY

BiographyEleanor Roosevelt was the driving force behind the creation, in 1948, of the statute of freedoms that will always be considered her legacy: the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Born in New York, Eleanor married Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1905 and immersed herself completely in public service activities. By 1933, when they came to the White House as President and First Lady, she was already deeply involved in human rights and social justice issues. Continuing her work in the interest of the people, she advocated for equal rights for women, African Americans and workers of the Great Depression period, bringing attention to their causes. In 1946, Eleanor was appointed delegate to the United Nations by President Harry Truman, who ascended the White House after the death of Franklin Roosevelt in 1945. Eleanor played a very important role in the formulation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which she presented to the Assembly General of the United Nations

Award

Nansen Refugee Award (Alto commissariato delle Nazioni Unite per i rifugiati)- 1954

activist of the social, civil and political rights of women

BiographyEleanor Roosevelt was the driving force behind the creation, in 1948, of the statute of freedoms that will always be considered her legacy: the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Born in New York, Eleanor married Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1905 and immersed herself completely in public service activities. By 1933, when they came to the White House as President and First Lady, she was already deeply involved in human rights and social justice issues by 1905 and immersed herself fully in public service activities. By 1933, when they came to the White House as President and First Lady, she was already deeply involved in human rights and social justice issues. Continuing her work in the interest of the people, she advocated for equal rights for women, African Americans and workers of the Great Depression period, bringing attention to their causes. In 1946, Eleanor was appointed delegate to the United Nations by President Harry Truman, who ascended the White House after the death of Franklin Roosevelt in 1945. Eleanor played a very important role in the formulation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which she presented to the Assembly General of the United Nations.

Nansen Refugee Award (Alto commissariato delle Nazioni Unite per i rifugiati)- 1954

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Eleanor Roosevelt "Nobody can make you feel inferior without your consent" BIOGRAPHY BiographyEleanor Roosevelt was the driving force behind the creation, in 1948, of the statute of freedoms that will always be considered her legacy: the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

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rigoberta menchù

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Rigoberta Menchu

rigoberta menchù is a guatemalan pacifist who received in 1992 the nobel peace prize, given to her "in recognition of her efforts for social justice and ethno-cultural reconciliation based on respect for the rights of indigenous peoples"

the life of rigobera

was born in jauary 9, 1959 in the municipality of laj chimel, in the province of san miguel de uspantàn, in the land of corn, guatemala. she grew up in the mountains of quiché and the farms of the costa sur, an area where, year after year, thousands of indigenous people come to work, just for a meager wage in the rich lands of the grat landowners where they produce products like coffee, sugar, cotton and other export products

biography

The daughter of two prominent people in her community, Vicente Menchú, a fighter for the land and rights of her indigenous brothers and Juana Tum K'otoja, an expert in childbirth assistance.

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Rigoberta Menchu rigoberta menchù is a guatemalan pacifist who received in 1992 the nobel peace prize, given to her "in recognition of her efforts for social justice and ethno-cultural reconciliation based on respect for the rights of indigenous peoples" the life of rigobera was born in jauary 9, 1959 in the municipality of laj chimel, in the province of san miguel de uspantàn, in the land of corn, guatemala.

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Pavitri Manjhi

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Pavitri Manjhi

indian activist for human rights

"Our lives are dependent on our land and forest and we will fight for our rights. We are struggling, we are fighting for our land and we will continue to fight for the same"

BIOGRAPHY

BiographyPavitri Manjhi is an Indian woman part of the Adivasi indigenous community in Chattisgarh state. Beginning in 2004 this villages was forced by two multinationals to sell their homes and move away for make space for the construction of power plants. Pavitri started to fought against the violence, fraud and misinformation used by the industries and in 2012 she was elected leader of her community. For her role and her gender Pavitri has faced continued threats and intimidations from multinationals' men. She wasn't scared and continued her battles, known all over the world, supported by Amnesty International, an organization that defends human rights.

awards

Pavitri won the Chingari Award in 2016 for protesting against corporate crime and defending Adivasi land rights.

BiographyPavitri Manjhi is an Indian woman part of the Adivasi indigenous community in Chattisgarh state. Beginning in 2004 this villages was forced by two multinationals to sell their homes and move away for make space for the construction of power plants. Pavitri started to fought against the violence, fraud and misinformation used by the industries and in 2012 she was elected leader of her community. For her role and her gender Pavitri has faced continued threats and intimidations from multinationals' men. She wasn't scared and continued her battles, known all over the world, supported by Amnesty International, an organization that defends human rights.

Pavitri won the Chingari Award in 2016 for protesting against corporate crime and defending Adivasi land rights.

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Pavitri Manjhi indian activist for human rights "Our lives are dependent on our land and forest and we will fight for our rights. We are struggling, we are fighting for our land and we will continue to fight for the same" BIOGRAPHY BiographyPavitri Manjhi is an Indian woman part of the Adivasi indigenous community in Chattisgarh state.

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Nadia Murad Basee 19993(age 28) Taha was born in the village of Kocho in Sinjar, northen Iraq. Nadia's family, who are ethnic Yazidis, were farmers and she grew up on a farm.

In August 2014, she was kidnapped and held hostage by islamic State. After managed to escape from her attackers, she started to talk about what had happened to her. She became a human rights activist

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Nadia Murad was kidnapped

On 16 December Murad spoke to the United National Security Council about human trafficking.

On 3 May She met Pope Francesco and Archbishop Gallagher in the Vatican city

she receives the Nobel Peace Prize

"i will return to my life when the women prisoners return to theirs, when my community has a hom, when i see the guilty pay for thei r crimes"

Nadia Murad

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SHOUTS AGAINST INJUSTICE

VILLAGE OF KOCHO IN SINJAR WHERE NADIA MURAD WAS BORN

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Copy - HUMAN RIGHTS INFO by GINEVRA PIA GRASSI on Genially

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info 2018 2017 2015 2014 Her life Nadia Murad Basee 19993(age 28) Taha was born in the village of Kocho in Sinjar, northen Iraq. Nadia's family, who are ethnic Yazidis, were farmers and she grew up on a farm. In August 2014, she was kidnapped and held hostage by islamic State.

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