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The bravest people in the world need our attention
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Ales Bialiatski, Belarus
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“The situation for human rights defenders in Belarus has hit an all time low since the presidential elections in December 2010.” Ales Bialiatski, Belarus
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Svetlana Isajeva, Dagestan
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“I fear what can happen to my children and grandchildren. Several times I have received threats that I can lose them.” Svetlana Isajeva, Dagestan
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Svetlana Lukic, Serbia
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“During my life, I have met many victims. Their stories make me committed to this job, they oblige me never to stop talking about it.” Svetlana Lukic, Serbia
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Nguyen Van Hai aka Dieu Cay, Vietnam
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“According to Vietnamese law, and international conventions that Vietnam has agreed to respect, citizens have the right to freedom of expression.” Nguyen Van Hai aka Dieu Cay, Vietnam
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Mesfin Negash, Ethiopia
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“One funny part about Ethiopia is that you don’t really know what crime you are being accused of.” Mesfin Negash, Ethiopia
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Natalia Estemirova, North Caucasus
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“There’s so much to do, so many people, how can I leave them?” Natalia Estemirova, North Caucasus
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Zdravko Cimbaljevic, Montenegro
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“I really believe that things will improve but I know I cannot fight alone. I hope that others will join me.” Zdravko Cimbaljevic, Montenegro
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Ee Sarom, Cambodia
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“It is so easy to say it was an accident if you are killed while driving a motorbike.” Ee Sarom, Cambodia
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Sapiyat Magomedova, Dagestan
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“To say that I am not afraid would be wrong. But it is a healthy sense of fear. Fright can either mobilize or paralyze. I dare to hope that it mobilizes my strength.” Sapiyat Magomedova, Dagestan
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Brian Nkoyooyo, Uganda
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“If your family love you too much to disown you, they take you to church to pray for you so that you can change.” Brian Nkoyooyo, Uganda
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