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Ewa Wnorowska has dedicated her life to helping students at a school for children with disabilities in Poland. In 2016, she took a photograph with eleven other colleagues, all wearing black, to show solidarity with women’s rights protests taking place in their country.
That one simple photograph has been splashed over Polish newspapers and social media. Some of the women in it have been ostracized by colleagues, seen their careers suffer, and even become ill because of the strain they are under.
They are suffering the now all-too common consequences of standing up for women’s rights in Poland. And more than two years after the protests began, the rights of women in Poland are still under attack.
Thailand should free footballer Hakeem al-Araibi and allow him to return to his family in Australia, rather than sending him to Bahrain where he faces imprisonment and even torture. Bring Hakeem home! Join our call and ask the Thai government to do the right thing.
The risks of forced return for Saudi women are grave. They can face retaliation for their escape attempts, including physical harm, forced isolation, imprisonment, and even murder at the hands of family members.
A new report, based on interviews with acid attack survivors in Cambodia, details the horrific and lasting impact of these attacks, and the pain and frustration survivors continue to endure attempting to find medical and legal help.
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