habib is one of a number of activists i highlighted "from selma to moscow: how human rights activists transformed u.s. foreign policy". it highlights how americans responded human rights violations in 5 countries in the 1960s. and a lower-level or nonstate actor in each chapter. i want to give you an example of two more in addition to habib, the diverse ways these actors influence us policy. the next person i want to talk about is james beckett. traveling to europe in 1958 james beckett met a greek woman, maria, who became his wife. they settled in geneva where news of the 1967 greek who and subsequent repression spurred them to action. his personal background not only his marriage to maria primed him to become active on greece. he highlights time he spent in chile in the 50s and 60s and attending harvard law school at the height of the civil rights movement and shaping his political peace. in the wake of the coup, james and mary reached out to amnesty international and everyone who might be interested. the two met amnesty international's head sean mcbride and he proposed a mission to

habib also appears anxious. the imam recites a few verses from the quran, he asks the couple if they agree to be married. >> ( translated ): yes i accept. >>eporter: habib agrees, b nurkaiis doesn't utter a word. despite not agreeing, the marriage is officiated. her opinion doesn't matter. d r aunt insists she go ant with her husband. but nurkaiis will not move. her grandmother pushes her into the room to meet her new husband for the first time. but nurkaiis could only stay there for a moment and runs away. the reality of being a wife has dawned on her. she's no longer a child but a married woman. for the pbs newshour, i'm tania rashid from the kutupalong camp in bangladesh. >> woodruff: tomorrow night, in the final part of the series, tania rashid takes us inside the disturbing world of human trafficking in bangladesh. of woodruff: now, false news, and the challengombating it. since the 2016 electe have all become more aware of the problem. initial efforts to stop it or slow it have had mixed results at best. t

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