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One week remains in which to make a nomination for the Robert Russell Courage in Cartooning Award. We are seeking an exemplary cartoonist who has continued to speak truth to power despite threats to their human rights because of their work. The current holder is @badiucao 2/3

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It's been a hard week, but we want to end on a positive - spotlighting our amazing 2020 fellows: Palestinian rights group 7amleh; Russian artist Yulia Tsvetkova; Bahraini activist Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei; Turkish lawyer Veysel Ok; and Poland's OKO press.

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It seems wherever one looks - Brazil, Hong Kong, Hungary, The Philippines, Russia, Turkey, Zimbabwe - we see greater levels of authoritarianism, restrictions in the name of security, harder times for journalists, artists & human rights defenders. 1/3 https://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2020/07/03/world/europe/03reuters-turkey-security-rights.html

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KateAllenAIKate Allen@KateAllenAI·
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A shocking verdict. No evidence produced in court in three years of hearings. A travesty of justice. The whole Amnesty movement stands with our brave colleagues. https://twitter.com/andrewegardner/status/1279024275400384512

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This is an outrage. Absurd alllegations. No evidence. After three year trial Taner Kılıç convicted for membership of a terrorist organization. Özlem and Günal convicted for asisting. The torment continues. We won’t give up until all are acquitted.

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@amnesty @NewsFromAmnesty Amnesty International [@amnesty] Turkey Strategy and Research specialist Andrew Gardner [@andrewegardner] made a statement following the trial at Istanbul Çağlayan Courthouse, regarding the verdict of "Human Rights Defenders' Trial".

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