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The Late Book: Human Voices

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In the week that the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights celebrates its 50th adversary, five short stories by writers who have spoken out in the name of human rights. 1: The New Beggars. A prescient tale on the fate of storytellers by Ken Saro-Wiwa , the Nigerian writer executed for his role in the struggle for the rights of the Ogoni people. Producer Kate Whitehead

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Ken Saro-Wiwa
Producer:
Kate Whitehead
Source: Radio Times

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