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Oleh Sentsov, Homo Homini award for Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov

Oleh Sentsov, an Ukrainian film director, former political prisoner and Sakharov Prize holder, speaks during the bestowing of Homo Homini Prize for 2019 on Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov, who serves a jail sentence, in Prague, Czech Republic, March 5, 2020. The prestigious award is taken by his brother Jamshed Yorov, an activist and lawyer living in Polish exile, at the One World international festival of human rights films. The Czech humanitarian aid NGO People in Need has been bestowing the award since the 1990s on personalities and groups for their significant contribution to the protection of human rights, democracy and non-violent solutions to political conflicts. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt

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Homo Homini award for Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov

Bestowing of Homo Homini Prize for 2019 on Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov, who serves a jail sentence, in Prague, Czech Republic, March 5, 2020. The prestigious award is taken by his brother Jamshed Yorov, an activist and lawyer living in Polish exile, at the One World international festival of human rights films. The Czech humanitarian aid NGO People in Need has been bestowing the award since the 1990s on personalities and groups for their significant contribution to the protection of human rights, democracy and non-violent solutions to political conflicts. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt

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Simon Panek, Homo Homini award for Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov

Simon Panek, director of the People in Need, speaks during the bestowing of Homo Homini Prize for 2019 on Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov, who serves a jail sentence, in Prague, Czech Republic, March 5, 2020. The prestigious award is taken by his brother Jamshed Yorov, an activist and lawyer living in Polish exile, at the One World international festival of human rights films. The Czech humanitarian aid NGO People in Need has been bestowing the award since the 1990s on personalities and groups for their significant contribution to the protection of human rights, democracy and non-violent solutions to political conflicts. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt

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Oleh Sentsov, Jamshed Yorov, Homo Homini award for Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov

Oleh Sentsov, an Ukrainian film director, former political prisoner and Sakharov Prize holder, left, and Jamshed Yorov, brother of Buzurgmehr Yorov, are seen during the bestowing of Homo Homini Prize for 2019 on Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov, who serves a jail sentence, in Prague, Czech Republic, March 5, 2020. The prestigious award is taken by his brother Jamshed Yorov, an activist and lawyer living in Polish exile, at the One World international festival of human rights films. The Czech humanitarian aid NGO People in Need has been bestowing the award since the 1990s on personalities and groups for their significant contribution to the protection of human rights, democracy and non-violent solutions to political conflicts. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt

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Oleh Sentsov, Homo Homini award for Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov

Oleh Sentsov, an Ukrainian film director, former political prisoner and Sakharov Prize holder, speaks during the bestowing of Homo Homini Prize for 2019 on Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov, who serves a jail sentence, in Prague, Czech Republic, March 5, 2020. The prestigious award is taken by his brother Jamshed Yorov, an activist and lawyer living in Polish exile, at the One World international festival of human rights films. The Czech humanitarian aid NGO People in Need has been bestowing the award since the 1990s on personalities and groups for their significant contribution to the protection of human rights, democracy and non-violent solutions to political conflicts. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt

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Oleh Sentsov, Homo Homini award for Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov

Oleh Sentsov, an Ukrainian film director, former political prisoner and Sakharov Prize holder, speaks during the bestowing of Homo Homini Prize for 2019 on Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov, who serves a jail sentence, in Prague, Czech Republic, March 5, 2020. The prestigious award is taken by his brother Jamshed Yorov, an activist and lawyer living in Polish exile, at the One World international festival of human rights films. The Czech humanitarian aid NGO People in Need has been bestowing the award since the 1990s on personalities and groups for their significant contribution to the protection of human rights, democracy and non-violent solutions to political conflicts. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt

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Oleh Sentsov, Jamshed Yorov, Homo Homini award for Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov

Oleh Sentsov, an Ukrainian film director, former political prisoner and Sakharov Prize holder, left, and Jamshed Yorov, brother of Buzurgmehr Yorov, are seen during the bestowing of Homo Homini Prize for 2019 on Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov, who serves a jail sentence, in Prague, Czech Republic, March 5, 2020. The prestigious award is taken by his brother Jamshed Yorov, an activist and lawyer living in Polish exile, at the One World international festival of human rights films. The Czech humanitarian aid NGO People in Need has been bestowing the award since the 1990s on personalities and groups for their significant contribution to the protection of human rights, democracy and non-violent solutions to political conflicts. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt

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Jamshed Yorov, Homo Homini award for Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov

Jamshed Yorov, brother of Buzurgmehr Yorov, is seen during the bestowing of Homo Homini Prize for 2019 on Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov, who serves a jail sentence, in Prague, Czech Republic, March 5, 2020. The prestigious award is taken by his brother Jamshed Yorov, an activist and lawyer living in Polish exile, at the One World international festival of human rights films. The Czech humanitarian aid NGO People in Need has been bestowing the award since the 1990s on personalities and groups for their significant contribution to the protection of human rights, democracy and non-violent solutions to political conflicts. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt

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Oleh Sentsov, Simon Panek, Jamshed Yorov, Homo Homini award for Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov

Oleh Sentsov, an Ukrainian film director, former political prisoner and Sakharov Prize holder, left,Simon Panek, director of the People in Need, center, and Jamshed Yorov, brother of Buzurgmehr Yorov, are seen during the bestowing of Homo Homini Prize for 2019 on Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov, who serves a jail sentence, in Prague, Czech Republic, March 5, 2020. The prestigious award is taken by his brother Jamshed Yorov, an activist and lawyer living in Polish exile, at the One World international festival of human rights films. The Czech humanitarian aid NGO People in Need has been bestowing the award since the 1990s on personalities and groups for their significant contribution to the protection of human rights, democracy and non-violent solutions to political conflicts. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt

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Jamshed Yorov

Jamshed Yorov, activist, lawyer and brother of Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov, who serves a jail sentence, poses for the photographer, on March 4, 2020, in Prague, Czech Republic. The Homo Homini Prize 2019 to Buzurgmehr Yorov will be take over for him by his brother Jamshed, living in Polish exile. (CTK Photo/Katerina Sulova)

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Jamshed Yorov

Jamshed Yorov, activist, lawyer and brother of Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov, who serves a jail sentence, poses for the photographer, on March 4, 2020, in Prague, Czech Republic. The Homo Homini Prize 2019 to Buzurgmehr Yorov will be take over for him by his brother Jamshed, living in Polish exile. (CTK Photo/Katerina Sulova)

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Jamshed Yorov

Jamshed Yorov, activist, lawyer and brother of Tajik lawyer Buzurgmehr Yorov, who serves a jail sentence, poses for the photographer, on March 4, 2020, in Prague, Czech Republic. The Homo Homini Prize 2019 to Buzurgmehr Yorov will be take over for him by his brother Jamshed, living in Polish exile. (CTK Photo/Katerina Sulova)

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Francisca Ramirez

The 21st One World festival of human rights films opened today, on Wednesday, March 6, 2019, in Prague, Czech Republic, with a speech delivered by Tibetan prime minister in exile Lobsang Sangay who warned against the threat of Chinese investments in the world and who presented the Homo Homini award to Nicaraguan farmer Francisca Ramirez (photo). The Czech humanitarian organisation People in Need awarded Ramirez for her determination to stand up against land appropriation and the authoritarian rule of President Daniel Ortega and his wife. Ramirez triggered massive protests against a controversial Chinese project of the construction of the Nicaragua Canal. Last summer she had to flee to the neighbouring Costa Rica. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

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Zdenek Hrib, Simon Panek

The 21st One World festival of human rights films opened today, on Wednesday, March 6, 2019, in Prague, Czech Republic, with a speech delivered by Tibetan prime minister in exile Lobsang Sangay who warned against the threat of Chinese investments in the world and who presented the Homo Homini award to Nicaraguan farmer Francisca Ramirez. The Czech humanitarian organisation People in Need awarded Ramirez for her determination to stand up against land appropriation and the authoritarian rule of President Daniel Ortega and his wife. Ramirez triggered massive protests against a controversial Chinese project of the construction of the Nicaragua Canal. Last summer she had to flee to the neighbouring Costa Rica. On the photo chat the Executive Director of the People in Need humanitarian organization Simon Panek, left, and Prague Mayor Zdenek Hrib. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

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Lobsang Sangay, Francisca Ramirez

The 21st One World festival of human rights films opened today, on Wednesday, March 6, 2019, in Prague, Czech Republic, with a speech delivered by Tibetan prime minister in exile Lobsang Sangay who warned against the threat of Chinese investments in the world and who presented the Homo Homini award to Nicaraguan farmer Francisca Ramirez. The Czech humanitarian organisation People in Need awarded Ramirez for her determination to stand up against land appropriation and the authoritarian rule of President Daniel Ortega and his wife. Ramirez triggered massive protests against a controversial Chinese project of the construction of the Nicaragua Canal. Last summer she had to flee to the neighbouring Costa Rica. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

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Lobsang Sangay, Simon Panek

The 21st One World festival of human rights films opened today, on Wednesday, March 6, 2019, in Prague, Czech Republic, with a speech delivered by Tibetan prime minister in exile Lobsang Sangay who warned against the threat of Chinese investments in the world and who presented the Homo Homini award to Nicaraguan farmer Francisca Ramirez. The Czech humanitarian organisation People in Need awarded Ramirez for her determination to stand up against land appropriation and the authoritarian rule of President Daniel Ortega and his wife. Ramirez triggered massive protests against a controversial Chinese project of the construction of the Nicaragua Canal. Last summer she had to flee to the neighbouring Costa Rica. On the photo chat the Executive Director of the People in Need humanitarian organization Simon Panek, left, shake hands with Lobsang Sangay. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

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Francisca Ramirez

The 21st One World festival of human rights films opened today, on Wednesday, March 6, 2019, in Prague, Czech Republic, with a speech delivered by Tibetan prime minister in exile Lobsang Sangay who warned against the threat of Chinese investments in the world and who presented the Homo Homini award to Nicaraguan farmer Francisca Ramirez (photo). The Czech humanitarian organisation People in Need awarded Ramirez for her determination to stand up against land appropriation and the authoritarian rule of President Daniel Ortega and his wife. Ramirez triggered massive protests against a controversial Chinese project of the construction of the Nicaragua Canal. Last summer she had to flee to the neighbouring Costa Rica. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

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Lobsang Sangay, Francisca Ramirez

The 21st One World festival of human rights films opened today, on Wednesday, March 6, 2019, in Prague, Czech Republic, with a speech delivered by Tibetan prime minister in exile Lobsang Sangay who warned against the threat of Chinese investments in the world and who presented the Homo Homini award to Nicaraguan farmer Francisca Ramirez. The Czech humanitarian organisation People in Need awarded Ramirez for her determination to stand up against land appropriation and the authoritarian rule of President Daniel Ortega and his wife. Ramirez triggered massive protests against a controversial Chinese project of the construction of the Nicaragua Canal. Last summer she had to flee to the neighbouring Costa Rica. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

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Simon Panek, Ondrej Kamenicky, Francisca Ramirez

The 21st One World festival of human rights films opened today, on Wednesday, March 6, 2019, in Prague, Czech Republic, with a speech delivered by Tibetan prime minister in exile Lobsang Sangay who warned against the threat of Chinese investments in the world and who presented the Homo Homini award to Nicaraguan farmer Francisca Ramirez (photo). The Czech humanitarian organisation People in Need awarded Ramirez for her determination to stand up against land appropriation and the authoritarian rule of President Daniel Ortega and his wife. Ramirez triggered massive protests against a controversial Chinese project of the construction of the Nicaragua Canal. Last summer she had to flee to the neighbouring Costa Rica. On the photo the Executive Director of the People in Need humanitarian organization Simon Panek, left, and One World festival director Ondrej Kamenicky are introduced to Francisca Ramirez. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

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Lobsang Sangay, Francisca Ramirez, Zdenek Hrib, Simon Panek

The 21st One World festival of human rights films opened today, on Wednesday, March 6, 2019, in Prague, Czech Republic, with a speech delivered by Tibetan prime minister in exile Lobsang Sangay (right) who warned against the threat of Chinese investments in the world and who presented the Homo Homini award to Nicaraguan farmer Francisca Ramirez (centre). The Czech humanitarian organisation People in Need awarded Ramirez for her determination to stand up against land appropriation and the authoritarian rule of President Daniel Ortega and his wife. Ramirez triggered massive protests against a controversial Chinese project of the construction of the Nicaragua Canal. Last summer she had to flee to the neighbouring Costa Rica. The second from right sits Simon Panek, Executive Director of the People in Need humanitarian organization, the second from left Prague Mayor Zdenek Hrib. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

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Francisca Ramirez

The 21st One World festival of human rights films opened today, on Wednesday, March 6, 2019, in Prague, Czech Republic, with a speech delivered by Tibetan prime minister in exile Lobsang Sangay who warned against the threat of Chinese investments in the world and who presented the Homo Homini award to Nicaraguan farmer Francisca Ramirez (photo). The Czech humanitarian organisation People in Need awarded Ramirez for her determination to stand up against land appropriation and the authoritarian rule of President Daniel Ortega and his wife. Ramirez triggered massive protests against a controversial Chinese project of the construction of the Nicaragua Canal. Last summer she had to flee to the neighbouring Costa Rica. On the photo second from left sits the Executive Director of the People in Need humanitarian organization Simon Panek and third from left One World festival director Ondrej Kamenicky. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

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Lobsang Sangay, Francisca Ramirez

The 21st One World festival of human rights films opened today, on Wednesday, March 6, 2019, in Prague, Czech Republic, with a speech delivered by Tibetan prime minister in exile Lobsang Sangay who warned against the threat of Chinese investments in the world and who presented the Homo Homini award to Nicaraguan farmer Francisca Ramirez. The Czech humanitarian organisation People in Need awarded Ramirez for her determination to stand up against land appropriation and the authoritarian rule of President Daniel Ortega and his wife. Ramirez triggered massive protests against a controversial Chinese project of the construction of the Nicaragua Canal. Last summer she had to flee to the neighbouring Costa Rica. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)