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Amnesty Int’l USA has described Esther Kiobel as a source of Inspiration and Reflection for other Activists

In a thank you message to Esther Kiobel, Amnesty International USA has described her as a source of inspiration and reflection for human rights activists. It will be recalled that Esther Kiobel was, last month honoured by Amnesty International for her role in fighting for justice in a Human Rights Conference organised by Amnesty International USA on March 22-24, 2013.

About two weeks after the weekend event, Amnesty International USA has sent a THANK YOU message to Esther Kiobel expressing their appreciation for her presence at the event and describing her as a source of inspiration and reflection for other activists in the human right struggle for justice.

To read the THANK YOU message sent by the Director of Events, Rocio Diaz on behalf of Amnesty International USA, please open the attached pdf file below (Opens in new window). Note that Adobe reader or other related software is requred to view the file. To download adobe reader, please click here

THANK YOU MESSAGE TO ESTHER KIOBEL (pdf file)

More stories on Esther Kiobel and the Shell Vs Kiobel’s case could be found here.

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