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This media file displays two posters attached to a tiled wall, likely in Barcelona, Spain. Both posters feature a yellow vertical strip with the text "BCN-DH" in bold black lettering. Below this text, on each poster, is a black band containing printed text in Catalan. The left poster contains two images. The upper image shows a person's reflection in a window, appearing to be in a dimly lit room. The lower image is a wide shot of a desolate forest with bare trees, rendered in muted green and grey tones. The accompanying text describes Alina, a 23-year-old Belarusian activist and human rights lawyer in Vilnius, whose work focuses on persecuted individuals and who finds solace in the forest surrounding Vilnius, which reminds her of Belarus. The right poster also features two images. The upper image shows hands holding photographs of three people, two adults and a child, suggesting a family. The lower image is a close-up of a person with dark hair, looking down with their hands covering their face, in a dark, possibly dramatic, setting. The text here describes Nadia, a 28-year-old Belarusian mother of two and activist, who spent months in hiding before escaping to Lithuania. She denounces the prohibition of the Belarusian language and the regime's control over women's voices. She carries a photograph of her parents and sister, who remain in Belarus. The posters appear to be part of an exhibition or campaign related to human rights and activism, potentially focusing on the situation in Belarus. The lighting suggests it is daytime.
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