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“I was blinded in one eye… but what saved my life was love”

By Amnesty International

I went to my first protest in 2016. It was against the Corridas (bull fighting) in Bogotá. Shortly after the protest, a stop was put to bull fighting in the city. It had worked! Protesting, to me, was so important and I felt like it was my responsibility to participate. It was a way to […] The post “I was blinded in one eye… but what saved my life was love” appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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