2023 National Book Festival: Escaping Genocide & Human Trafficking with Tahir Hamut Izgil & Saket Soni
National Book Festival (u.s.)
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These first-person accounts help us face worldwide human rights violations happening today. Uyghur poet Tahir Hamut Izgil's "Waiting to Be Arrested at Night," recounts his escape from genocide in China, while labor organizer Saket Soni's "The Great Escape" details the story of Indian immigrants forced to work in America. Moderated by The Washington Post's Jason Rezaian and joined by translator Joshua L. Freeman.
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