Tamara Sujú Roa earned her Law Degree at Universidad Católica Andres Bello, Caracas, Venezuela. Tamara is an activist and human rights defender. She is the founder of FUNDAPRES.O.S., a foundation that brings aid to prisons throughout Venezuela. She is also President of the NGO Nueva Conciencia Nacional (New National Concience) and Director of Fundación Damas de Blanco de Venezuela (Venezuela’s Ladies in White Foundation). Both organizations work to spread the values and principles of democracy, support the fight against totalitarianism and political persecution, and aid the victims of political persecution and prisoners.
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26 January 2012
Leading Dissidents to Headline Human Rights Issues at Global Summit on March 13th, 2012
Geneva Gathering Seen as Influential Complement to UN Human Rights Council Debate
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16 March 2011
SwissInfo.ch: “The fight should continue”
Despite the chaotic “work-in-progress” democracies emerging in Tunisia and Egypt after revolutions in both countries, activists remain upbeat.
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