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“A riveting account of feminist activism in Balochistan, a part of the world in need of more attention and advocacy. It’s one thing to live in Toronto and remember the news accounts of a women’s body found on Toronto Island and another to delve deep into her life in the city, how she came to be here, and what she represents to her family and community. Thank you, Mary Lynk and all those involved with the reporting and skillful story telling of this podcast, thank you all for your humanity. My eyes are open wider as my heart breaks more deeply. Azaadi Balochistan!”
therealchandama via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
09/03/22
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“I can’t help but feel thrown off by the structure of this podcast. Why save hard evidence regarding someone’s death for the final episode, and devote the 5 previous episodes to conjecture pertaining to their final moments, going so far to have a former diplomat emphatically say the police...”Read full review »
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Canada ·
05/02/23
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“I my opinion, an example of excellent journalism. I learned so much from listening. Thank you.”
cbcLysa via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
09/18/22
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