write for rights 2nd btx

Riera Blanca 180&nbsp; Barcelona&nbsp; 2nd December 2020&nbsp; H.E. Aung San Suu Kyi&nbsp; Office No.20, Nay Pyi Taw&nbsp; Republic of the Union of Myanmar&nbsp; 11422&nbsp; Your Excellency,&nbsp; I am writing to demand the freedom of Paing Phyo Min, a 22-year-old poet and student, who has been condemned to six years in prison because of ‘incitement’ of encouraging military officers to abandon their duties and ‘online defamation’ for sharing photographs and videos of his performance.&nbsp; In April and May 2019, Peacock Generation members were arrested for performing Thangyat dressed as soldiers. They were expressing their ideas by making fun of the military in their performance, and because of that, the military officers arrested them when they saw it.&nbsp; I would like to appeal to the freedom of a poor man that the only crime that he has committed is to express himself in the best way he knows: with art; and I am not talking about how offended the military had felt, but how they have taken away the freedom of expression of a free person.&nbsp; Yours faithfully,&nbsp; Elsa Blas

A message to Jani by Camila Aristizabal

Institut Santa Eulàlia 2nd BTX 20/21

Dear Mr President,&nbsp; Jani Silva is an activist who has been involved with the campesino farmers in the Putamayo for almost 30 year. She has been devoting all her life to defending the environment and its natural resources.&nbsp; Although she hasn't been charged and sent to prison, her work has put her in serious danger. She is being followed and constantly intimidated.&nbsp; I call on you to defend and protect Jani and her fellowship. It isn't just about Jani, it is about the ecosystem of our planet. I hope you take my letter seriously.&nbsp; Yours sincerely,&nbsp; Clara González

2/12/2020&nbsp; Evariste Ndayishimiye&nbsp; President of the Republic&nbsp; Ntare Rushatsi House&nbsp; Bujumbura, Burundi&nbsp; Dear Mr President,&nbsp; I call on you to immediately and unconditionally release Germain Rukuki. He has been dedicated to work for the truth and justice. The fact that he is in prison is truly unfair. He is also the best father in Burundi, he dedicated heart and soul to his children. In addition, he has never seen his three-year-old son because they imprisoned him before the birth of his child.&nbsp; Germain is serving a 32-year prison sentence for defending human rights. This prison sentence makes no sense. Furthermore, one of the charges was “rebellion”, if they hadn't arrested him, he wouldn't have rebelled against the police. Obviously, I ask to free Germain as soon as possible.&nbsp; I believe in the values of the community of Burundi to make Germain Rukuki a free man. I’m looking forward to seeing him happy again, far away from this injustice.&nbsp; I hope that his little boys will have the opportunity to see his father soon.&nbsp; Yours sincerely, Jaume Batllori&nbsp;

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