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Hold The Line

As industries rake in record profits, the world we share is being destroyed. Human rights defenders are pushing back on polluters, but their struggle comes at a great price. Filmed across three countries, Hold the Line brings their common story to life on screen.

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Organization: Hold the Line was produced by Oxfam in association with the Ford Foundation, Earthrights International, Creatives for Climate, and the Africa Human Rights Film Festival with special thanks to Mossville: When Great Trees Fall and Mongabay.
Date: 2023
Resource Type: Resources, Videos & Webinars
Topic: DEI & Anti-Oppression, Environmental Justice, Health & Healing, Stories/Justice in Action

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