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United Nations - Cartoonists around the world risk retribution for using their drawings to challenge the status quo in their countries. Recently, the United Nations in Geneva hosted a series of events to showcase the work of cartoonists such as Zunar from Malaysia and Gado from Kenya, who express their views through cartoons in support of world peace and upholding the human rights of all people.
UN in Action: Episode #1537
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