Voices of courage, exiled but not silenced. Today, we spotlight the strength and resilience of activists in exile—individuals who continue their fight for justice despite being forced from their homelands. Their voices inspire change. ✊🌎 #ActivistsInExile #ExileStories

✨ We’re Launching a Webinar Series!.🎙 Join us for Part 1 of “Storytelling & Podcasting for Advocacy” with Walid Batrawi, Media & Communication Expert @wbatrawi .📅 Friday, 22 August 2025.Discover how podcasting can amplify stories from exile & drive change. 📣 If you received

💬 “I believe that Chinese people cannot enjoy freedom, human rights, democracy, or the rule of law because of the Chinese tyranny. It is the communist regime.” – Sheng Xue @ShengXue_ca . Since 1989, Sheng Xue has been at the forefront of protests and public events, working to

💡Telling your story is powerful. But protecting others is essential. Here are 5 quick tips to speak out safely. #VoicesInExile #DigitalSafety #EthicalStorytelling #ExileVoices

“I thought they no longer existed.”. Assyrian Canadian advocate Diklat Georgees @DiklatGeorgees has spent her life raising awareness for her people. Most still don’t know who Assyrians are. It’s time to change that. #AssyriansExist #HumanRights #AssyrianHeritage #VoicesInExile

“There are very few people in this world who are committed to justice.”.– Dr. Marsha Hinds Myrie @DrMarshaHinds .Absolutely right. Today’s world is full of injustice and systems that serve only themselves. Where is the justice now?.#JusticeNow #GenderJustice #SpeakUp

🚨 NEW Blog: Tough on Crime Policy Followed Me in Exile.Children’s rights activist and founder of Children of Imprisoned Parents International, Hamed Farmand, reflects on growing up with a mother in prison in Iran, the global impact of “tough on crime” policies, and why justice

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📢 “The future of caste advocacy in Canada is going to make a very important dent in the very idea of multiculturalism.” – Dr. Chinnaiah Jangam @cjangam .Policies must include a caste lens to address violence and protect democracy. Inclusion begins with recognition.

Exile is often misunderstood. 👇.People think it means giving up, but for many activists, exile is a new front in the fight for justice. They are not just refugees. They are leaders, organizers, and human rights defenders. Even in exile, threats continue and the work never stops.

🗳️ POLL: What’s your biggest challenge as an activist in exile?. We know the path of advocacy doesn’t stop at borders — but it often becomes harder in exile. Among the 4 options below, choose the one that challenges you the most. 💬 You’re also welcome to share more in the.

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🇨🇦Canada Day reminds us of the power of freedom, safety, and voice. To all in exile who now call Canada home: your stories shape this country’s future. #CanadaDay #VoicesInExile #FromExileToHope

Young person in Honduras said: “Even if I’m living in poverty, I have my family and that’s important to me.” This challenges dominant ideas that success means migration or escaping hardship. Daniela Leal, a researcher, illustrator, and migration justice advocate from Honduras,

“Canada is a country build upon migrants, let's face it.” – Maria Corina Muskus Toro, Venezuelan Feminist Lawyer.Migrants are not a burden. They are a source of strength, diversity, and innovation. Let’s challenge xenophobic narratives and recognize the truth: migrants add value

🌍 On #WorldRefugeeDay, we stand with the 120+ million people forcibly displaced around the world. Refugees are storytellers, educators, and leaders. They are not just statistics. They deserve safety, dignity, and belonging. Let’s build communities that welcome, not exclude.

📍Journalist Luis Horacio Najera, human rights lawyer Doaa Mustafa, former professor and women’s rights activist Shabnam Salehi, and activist-journalist Diary Marif were each forced to flee their homelands after being targeted for their courageous work defending human rights and