So really great news. It turns out hours after recording this interview with Ali McCracken Girard

and Paul Pasimino about Stephen Donziger, he was released home once again to serve the remainder

of his sentence. But this discussion is still incredibly relevant because what it shows is that

Stephen Donziger could be persecuted, prosecuted, thrown into jail, thrown into a halfway house at any

moment. And it's because of things like this where we raise visibility that that will be remedied.

And to make sure that you are up to date on this case, make sure that you go to freedonziger.com.

Again, that's freedonziger.com. We continue to do what we can to maintain and broaden awareness

of and support for him and all those that continue to fight for justice.

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I'm so happy to be joined by Ali McCracken Jarrar. She is with Amnesty International. She is a

feminist. She's an anti-imperialist and she's joining us to talk about this emergency situation,

basically with Stephen Donziger. And for people who probably know people watching, Stephen Donziger,

we've reported on him a lot. He is a human rights attorney who has been basically prosecuted and

persecuted for defending Chevron. Like literally, that's what happened. And he was sent to prison

for six months. We'll set it up in a little bit. But basically, the latest in this news is that he

was taken from his home where he was allowed to serve out the rest of his six month sentence.

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