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EPISODE · Sep 19, 2019 · 1H 15M

Human Face: Literature That Brings Human Rights To Life

from Bay Area Book Festival Podcast · host Bay Area Book Festival

Storytelling brings humanity to the headlines. Journalist Atia Abawi depicts a young boy who must escape from war-torn Syria. Aaron Bobrow-Strain follows an undocumented teen mom at a militarized border. Eliot Pattison concludes his mystery series set in Tibet, which he writes so readers can "understand what it feels like to witness an armed policeman assault a praying monk." Moderated by Human Rights Watch researcher Clara Long.

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