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    What are human rights to you? The foundation for an open & inclusive society. The opportunity to defend what we believe in. The fight not just for people, but for nature. It’s a big question, but someone’s got to ask it. And we want to know what you think.

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  2. Jan 8

    If were serious about addressing the humanitarian situation at SW border, he would drop his & implement the policy recommendations in this recent report

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  3. ICYMI: Chilling update on prison - where Assad has imprisoned, tortured and executed thousands of political prisoners amid Syria's war. h/t 👇

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  4. Giving happiness through music? Yeah, that's right.

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  5. Freedom sparks joy. Throw out injustice, keep human rights. (P.S. We've been watching way too much Marie Kondo on .)

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  7. Let this story remind the world of the huge bravery and sacrifices shown by anyone, anywhere, who has sought safety abroad.

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  8. Rahaf’s story sends an important message: people around the 🌍 rallied to support her plea for protection & people power won over those who tried to oppress her. Rahaf took incredible risks to flee her home & break Saudi Arabia’s male guardianship rules.

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  9. Jan 8

    BREAKING: Rahaf is officially a refugee. What incredible bravery.

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  10. Saudi authorities clearly wished to silence Rahaf, instead her bravery silenced them.

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  11. Jan 8
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  12. Jan 8

    In the Rohingya refugee camp Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh, there is a musician, Sayed-Ul-Islam, who gives happiness through music. He teaches others how to sing and he wants to tell the world about his people. This is his story.

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  13. Jan 8

    It’s a big question, but someone’s got to ask it. We asked 11 prominent activists about the essence of human rights. Here’s what they said.

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  14. Jan 8

    "I sing happily. And with the same happiness I teach others in the camp. Through music I can tell the world about my people & community." Meet Syed-ul-Islam, Cox's Bazar musician.

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  15. Jan 8

    Don’t call him grandpa. And this is why 💪

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  16. Jan 7

    We are stronger together 💪🏿👏🏾👊🏽

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  17. Jan 7

    Hey I'm Rahaf. My father just arrived as I heard witch worried and scared me a lot and I want to go to another country that I seek asylum in But at least I feel save now under UNHCR protection with the agreement of Thailand authorities. And I finally got my passport back🙏🏻❤️

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  18. Jan 7

    Johan Teterissa spent 15 yrs in prison in for waving a flag. Thousands of you wrote for his rights & helped keep his spirits strong during the yrs he’s been locked up. Now, this school teacher with a passion for human rights is finally free 👏🏽👏🏾👏🏿

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  19. Jan 7

    Activists are being harassed, independent media houses have been raided, and organizations like and Greenpeace are being targeted by Indian authorities because of their work. We need to speak out now.

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  20. Jan 7

    Latest: Thai immig chief Surachate 'Big Joke' Hakparn says they "wouldn't send someone to their death" & that will get to see Rahaf at 5pm (in 40min). But Thailand has a poor track record of respecting asylum rights, including recognised refugees.

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