Meet Samuel Kisitu, an activist in exile from Uganda. Born after the Bush War that brought Museveni to power, Samuel's family history is intertwined with Uganda's political struggles. From his grandfather's support for Museveni to his own activism against the regime, Samuel's story is one of resilience and a quest for justice. Watch as he recounts his journey from Uganda to Canada in search of freedom and highlights the ongoing struggle for democracy.

Paul Trần Minh Nhật is a Vietnamese journalist and human rights activist renowned for his unwavering commitment to religious freedom and freedom of expression in Vietnam. As a Catholic and former reporter for Vietnam Redemptorist News, he has extensively covered human rights violations and advocated for democratic reforms.

Muguleta Tedla is a Tigrayan-Canadian activist and academic, chairing the Association of Tigrean Communities in Canada (ATCC). His activism is deeply personal, having been a political prisoner in Ethiopia during the Derg regime, which led to his refugee status and eventual resettlement in Canada through the World University Service of Canada. At the University of Windsor, he pursued a master's degree in mathematics.

Shabnam Salehi's dedication to women's rights and gender equality has led to remarkable achievements in academia, leadership, legal reform, and activism. Her myriad contributions in Afghanistan and internationally make her a vital figure in the ongoing movement for women's empowerment and human rights.