Maria's mental health challenges started at around 10 years old when she began to have intrusive, kgitbank=케이지아이티뱅크
unwanted thoughts that many years later were diagnosed as a form of obsessive compulsive disorder. She has since had further diagnoses as well as several stays in psychiatric wards. 명품레플리카추천=명품레플리카추천
Those difficult times in her life inspired the critically-acclaimed Lady Dynamite and also inform her continuing stand-up performances in which she openly discusses the reality of her mental health struggles. 크리스찬디올여성의류=크리스찬디올여성의류
Listen to Maria Bamford interviewed on The Cultural Frontline 레플리카시계 레플리카미러급 레플리카레플리카=레플리카시계 레플리카미러급 레플리카레플리카
10. Abduweli Ayup (poet, China) Abduweli Ayup is a Uighur language activist, linguist, writer and poet from the Xinjiang region of northwest China. He trained as a linguist and studied in Beijing. After his studies he returned to Xinjiang and began to establish schools which taught Uighur, as he was concerned that the language was being replaced by Mandarin in schools. 이미테이션가방 이미테이션지갑 이미테이션레플리카=이미테이션가방 이미테이션지갑 이미테이션레플리카
In August 2013 Abduweli was arrested by state authorities and accused of being linked to separatists and Uighur terrorists. He was detained for 15 months and eventually forced to accept a charge relating to financial impropriety in raising money for his schools in order to be released. Abduweli told The Cultural Frontline he was tortured extensively throughout his time in prison. 레플리카신발=레플리카신발
After finding life in Xinjiang impossible due to his conviction, Abduweli first to Turkey and then later to Bergen in Norway. He now writes poetry to support the Uighur people and bring international attention to more a million Uighurs who have reportedly been detained in Xinjiang in what the Chinese government call 're-education camps'.