Scott Roehm, director of global policy and advocacy, is quoted in this article on NPR, commenting that CVT “never had any serious consideration of going quiet” because of our clients: “We have client after client who were targeted to be tortured because they walked down a street holding a sign protesting against some of the world’s most dangerous authoritarian regimes, dictators,” Roehm says. “Continuing to speak up was about the least we could do to honor their courage.”
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To Speak or Not To Speak: Why Many Aid Groups Are Silent About the Trump Cuts
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NPR
