Victims
They are Chinese, Mexican, Egyptian, Sahrawi, Congolese, Cameroonian, Burundian.
They are threatened, beaten, tortured, imprisoned and held incommunicado for their political engagement, their convictions, their will to defend the most deprived, at all costs, and this, risking their lives and those of their loved ones.
In the night of June 25 to 26, support them, tell them that we don’t forget them, pray for them, write to them!
- Tsi Conrad is a 35-year-old journalist living in Bamenda, a city in the North West region of Cameroon. As part of his work, he reported on […]CameroonDuring the month of December in 2021, more than 80 activists and leaders of the Movement for the Rebirth of Cameroon (MRC), Cameroon’s main opposition party, […]CameroonOn 19 September 2021, journalist Huang Xueqin was abducted by police as she was about to travel to the UK the following day to continue her […]ChinaLe Huu Minh Tuan is a journalist and member of the Independent Journalists Association of Vietnam (IJAVN), a civil society organisation established in 2014 that promotes […]VietnamFor almost 11 years, Erick Iván and Verónica Razo Casales have been in prison without trial, based solely on confessions extracted under torture, even though they […]MexicoMohamed El-Baker is a human rights lawyer, founder and director of the Adalah Centre for Rights and Freedoms, a position he has held since 2014. Arrested […]EgyptHuman rights activist Sultana Khaya and her sister Luara have been regularly subjected to violence and sexual assault by the Moroccan security forces in a context […]Western Sahara - MoroccoA member of the Maya tsotsil ethnic group, Marcelo Pérez is a defender of the rights of the indigenous peoples of Chiapas, Mexico. Non-violent and committed […]Mexico
