As authoritarian abuses are on the rise worldwide, help us push back

Published: 07/11/2016

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Andy Tsege

Andy Tsege is a British dad who has been imprisoned on death row in Ethiopia for over 2 years. His only crime is speaking out against the Ethiopian government. Click here to learn more about his case.

Ibrahim Halawa

Ibrahim Halawa is an Irish student who was 17 years old when he was arrested for taking part in pro-democracy protests while visiting family in Egypt. He is regularly tortured. Click here to learn more about his case.

Ali Al-Nimr

Ali al-Nimr was just 17 years old when he was sentenced to death by crucifixion for allegedly attending protests. Ali was tortured and forced to sign a false confession. Click here to learn more about his case.

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