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“My activism dates back to when I was 11”: Julie, a survivor and human rights champion

By Amnesty International

This blog contains descriptions of sexual abuse. We included this to stay true to survivors’ testimonies and their word. “My activism dates back to when I was 11 years old because I experienced violence at that age. I was raped. And the first thing I did was speak out. One weekend, I was left in […] The post “My activism dates back to when I was 11”: Julie, a survivor and human rights champion appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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