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Since the end of World War II, millions of men and women have been successfully leading the fight to defend freedom around the world, in fighting against colonisation and racism, fighting for civil rights, and fighting in favour of international justice and prosecution of war crimes and crimes against humanity. In 1948 the then UN member states adopted the Universal Declaration on Human Rights. "Never again" were the words they proclaimed at the end of a conflict that included one of the biggest genocides that humanity has ever known. - FIGHT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS…

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Source: fidh.org

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