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Retrato de Mutabar Tadjibayeva, defensora de derechos humanos en Uzbekistán
Esta periodista y militante uzbeka de 52 años llegó a Francia como refugiada política en 2009. En su país natal, dirigido desde hace un cuarto de siglo por el dictador Islam Karimov, ya no es bienvenida.
En Uzbekistán, Mutabar investigaba sobre el tráfico de drogas, la corrupción y las violaciones de los derechos humanos. Ha sufrido amenazas, prisión y tortura y ha sido violada: su combate contra el régimen le ha costado caro.
PORTRAIT OF MUTABAR TADJIBAYEVA, UZBEK HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDER
“If I were told that I only have one day left to live, I would spend it fighting for human rights,” says Mutabar Tadjibaeva, President of the organization Fiery Hearts Club. The 52-year-old Uzbek journalist and activist arrived in France in 2009 as a political refugee.
She is no longer welcome In her native country, which has been governed for a quarter of a century by the dictator Islam Karimov. In Uzbekistan, Mutabar investigated drug trafficking, corruption and human rights violations. She endured threats, prison, torture and rape; her fight came at a high price.
“If I were told that I only have one day left to live, I would spend it fighting for human rights,” says Mutabar Tadjibayeva, President of the organization Fiery Hearts Club.
“If I were told that I only have one day left to live, I would spend it fighting for human rights,” says Mutabar Tadjibaeva, President of the organization Fiery Hearts Club. The 52-year-old Uzbek journalist and activist arrived in France in 2009 as a political refugee.
