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Фрэнсис Бок, настоящее имя Фрэнсис Пиол Бол Бок (динка Prantheth Piöl Bol Bok, род. февраль 1979, Южный Судан) — бывший суданский раб, писатель. Francis Piol Bol Bok (nacido en febrero de 1979), es un autor, activista y abolicionista sur sudanés. Miembro de la tribu dinka fue esclavo durante diez años, actualmente residente en Estados Unidos. El 15 de mayo de 1986, fue capturado y esclavizado a la edad de siete años durante una incursión de las milicias árabes en la aldea de Nyamlel, en Sudán del Sur, durante la segunda guerra civil sudanesa.​ Bok vivió en régimen de esclavitud durante diez años antes de escapar de su encarcelamiento en Kurdufán (Sudán), y posteriormente viajar a Estados Unidos pasando por El Cairo (Egipto).​​ Francis Piol Bol Bok (nascido em fevereiro de 1979) é um membro da tribo dos dincas natural do Sudão do Sul. Ele foi escravo por dez anos, mas tornou-se abolicionista e autor morando nos Estados Unidos. Em 15 de maio de 1986, ele foi capturado e escravizado aos sete anos de idade durante uma incursão da milícia árabe na vila de Nyamlel, no sul do Sudão, durante a Segunda Guerra Civil do Sudão. Bok viveu em cativeiro por dez anos antes de escapar da prisão em Kurdufan, no Sudão, seguido de uma viagem aos Estados Unidos pelo Cairo, Egito. Francis Bok (né en février 1979 au Soudan du Sud) est un ancien esclave soudanais, aujourd'hui militant abolitionniste. Son nom original est Francis Piol Bol Buk. Francis Bok a passé son enfance dans un village du peuple Dinka, dans la ferme de son père. Sa famille était relativement riche. Il avait sept ans quand un jour où il allait au marché de la ville de Nyamlell pour vendre des produits de la ferme, des miliciens arabes du nord du Soudan attaquèrent la ville et tuèrent les hommes dans les rues. Francis Bok et d'autres enfants furent enlevés et destinés à l'esclavage. 弗朗西斯·皮奥·博·巴克（Francis Piol Bol Bok，生于1979年2月），是丁卡部落成员、，曾被奴役，是一名废奴主义者暨作家。1986年5月15日，时值第二次蘇丹內戰，在一次阿拉伯民兵突袭南苏丹村落尼姆莱奥（Nymlal）的行动中，年仅7岁巴克被俘获，并且成为奴隶。巴克被迫在苏丹科尔多凡做了10年，之后成功逃脱囚禁，并经由埃及开罗前往美国。 巴克曾經在美国参议院听证会上作证，受到总统乔治·W·布什、国务卿马德琳·奥尔布赖特和康多莉扎·赖斯接见，向他们讲述自己的奴隶生涯。他受到美国奥委会、波士顿凯尔特人、美国及加拿大诸多学院及大学的嘉奖。巴克现時居于美国堪萨斯，为美国反奴隶制组织（AASG）和旨在恢复苏丹和平的“苏丹日出”组织工作。他的自传《逃离奴役：我被俘十年和前往美国自由之路的真实故事》（Escape from Slavery: The True Story of My Ten Years in Captivity and My Journey to Freedom in America），讲述自己的10年奴隶生活和前往美国获得自由并成为废奴主义者经历，已由圣马丁出版社出版。 Francis Bok (* Februar 1979 in Südsudan) ist ein ehemaliger Sklave und heute Aktivist gegen die Sklaverei. Sein ursprünglicher Name ist Francis Piol Bol Buk. Im Alter von sieben Jahren wurde er 1986 während eines Überfalls von arabischen Milizen gefangen genommen und nach Nordsudan verschleppt, wo er während zehn Jahren bis 1996 zur Sklavenarbeit gezwungen wurde. Nach seiner Flucht und sieben Monaten im Gefängnis floh er nach Kairo. Er lebt heute in den USA und kämpft in der gegen die Sklaverei. Francis Piol Bol Bok (born February 1979), a Dinka tribesman and native of South Sudan, was a slave for ten years but became an abolitionist and author living in the United States. On May 15, 1986, he was captured and enslaved at the age of seven during an Arab militia raid on the village of in South Sudan during the Second Sudanese Civil War. Bok lived in bondage for ten years before escaping imprisonment in Kurdufan, Sudan, followed by a journey to the United States by way of Cairo, Egypt.
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Francis Bok (* Februar 1979 in Südsudan) ist ein ehemaliger Sklave und heute Aktivist gegen die Sklaverei. Sein ursprünglicher Name ist Francis Piol Bol Buk. Im Alter von sieben Jahren wurde er 1986 während eines Überfalls von arabischen Milizen gefangen genommen und nach Nordsudan verschleppt, wo er während zehn Jahren bis 1996 zur Sklavenarbeit gezwungen wurde. Nach seiner Flucht und sieben Monaten im Gefängnis floh er nach Kairo. Er lebt heute in den USA und kämpft in der gegen die Sklaverei. Francis Piol Bol Bok (born February 1979), a Dinka tribesman and native of South Sudan, was a slave for ten years but became an abolitionist and author living in the United States. On May 15, 1986, he was captured and enslaved at the age of seven during an Arab militia raid on the village of in South Sudan during the Second Sudanese Civil War. Bok lived in bondage for ten years before escaping imprisonment in Kurdufan, Sudan, followed by a journey to the United States by way of Cairo, Egypt. Bok was aided by people of diverse cultures and faiths in his journey to freedom. His earliest steps towards the United States were helped by a Northern Sudanese Muslim family that believed that slavery was wrong and provided him a bus ticket to Khartoum. Upon arriving in Khartoum, Bok was aided by a fellow Dinka tribesman and members of the Fur people, and his trip to the United States was paid for by members of the Lutheran church. His first point of contact in the United States was a refugee from Somalia who helped him get settled in Fargo, North Dakota. Bok has testified before the United States Senate and met with George W. Bush, Madeleine Albright and Condoleezza Rice, telling them his story of slavery. He has been honored by the United States Olympic Committee, the Boston Celtics and colleges and universities throughout the United States and Canada. Francis now lives in the U.S. state of Kansas, where he works for the American Anti-Slavery Group (AASG) and Sudan Sunrise, an organization that works for peace in Sudan. Bok's autobiography, Escape from Slavery: The True Story of My Ten Years in Captivity and My Journey to Freedom in America, published by St. Martin's Press, chronicles his life, from his early youth, his years in captivity, to his work in the United States as an abolitionist. Francis Bok (né en février 1979 au Soudan du Sud) est un ancien esclave soudanais, aujourd'hui militant abolitionniste. Son nom original est Francis Piol Bol Buk. Francis Bok a passé son enfance dans un village du peuple Dinka, dans la ferme de son père. Sa famille était relativement riche. Il avait sept ans quand un jour où il allait au marché de la ville de Nyamlell pour vendre des produits de la ferme, des miliciens arabes du nord du Soudan attaquèrent la ville et tuèrent les hommes dans les rues. Francis Bok et d'autres enfants furent enlevés et destinés à l'esclavage. Un milicien, Giemma Abdullah, le prit comme esclave. Pendant les dix années suivantes, Francis Bok fut forcé de travailler dur pour son maître, de manger les restes et de dormir avec le bétail. Une fois, il demanda pourquoi personne ne l'aimait et pourquoi il devait dormir chez les animaux. Giemma Abdullah lui répondit qu'il était un animal. Francis Bok essaya plusieurs fois de s'échapper. On le reprit deux fois, mais la troisième fois il put parvenir à la ville de Matari (Abu Matariq) où il alla à la police. La police ne l'aida pas, mais le laissa encore une fois travailler sans le payer. Il continua sa fuite jusqu'à la capitale soudanaise Khartoum, puis jusqu'au Caire. Le Haut Commissariat des Nations unies pour les réfugiés l'a reconnu comme réfugié et il a pu aller aux États-Unis. Il vit maintenant aux États-Unis, où il a écrit son autobiographie et lutte contre l'esclavage moderne avec la Société américaine contre l'esclavage (American Anti-Slavery Group). Фрэнсис Бок, настоящее имя Фрэнсис Пиол Бол Бок (динка Prantheth Piöl Bol Bok, род. февраль 1979, Южный Судан) — бывший суданский раб, писатель. 弗朗西斯·皮奥·博·巴克（Francis Piol Bol Bok，生于1979年2月），是丁卡部落成员、，曾被奴役，是一名废奴主义者暨作家。1986年5月15日，时值第二次蘇丹內戰，在一次阿拉伯民兵突袭南苏丹村落尼姆莱奥（Nymlal）的行动中，年仅7岁巴克被俘获，并且成为奴隶。巴克被迫在苏丹科尔多凡做了10年，之后成功逃脱囚禁，并经由埃及开罗前往美国。 巴克曾經在美国参议院听证会上作证，受到总统乔治·W·布什、国务卿马德琳·奥尔布赖特和康多莉扎·赖斯接见，向他们讲述自己的奴隶生涯。他受到美国奥委会、波士顿凯尔特人、美国及加拿大诸多学院及大学的嘉奖。巴克现時居于美国堪萨斯，为美国反奴隶制组织（AASG）和旨在恢复苏丹和平的“苏丹日出”组织工作。他的自传《逃离奴役：我被俘十年和前往美国自由之路的真实故事》（Escape from Slavery: The True Story of My Ten Years in Captivity and My Journey to Freedom in America），讲述自己的10年奴隶生活和前往美国获得自由并成为废奴主义者经历，已由圣马丁出版社出版。 Francis Piol Bol Bok (nascido em fevereiro de 1979) é um membro da tribo dos dincas natural do Sudão do Sul. Ele foi escravo por dez anos, mas tornou-se abolicionista e autor morando nos Estados Unidos. Em 15 de maio de 1986, ele foi capturado e escravizado aos sete anos de idade durante uma incursão da milícia árabe na vila de Nyamlel, no sul do Sudão, durante a Segunda Guerra Civil do Sudão. Bok viveu em cativeiro por dez anos antes de escapar da prisão em Kurdufan, no Sudão, seguido de uma viagem aos Estados Unidos pelo Cairo, Egito. Bok foi ajudado por pessoas de diversas culturas e crenças em sua jornada para a liberdade. Seus primeiros passos em direção aos Estados Unidos foram ajudados por uma família muçulmana do norte do Sudão que acreditava que a escravidão estava errada e lhe forneceu uma passagem de ônibus para Cartum. Ao chegar a Cartum, Bok foi ajudado por um membro da tribo Dinka e membros do povo Fur, e sua viagem aos Estados Unidos foi paga por membros da Igreja Luterana. Seu primeiro ponto de contato nos Estados Unidos foi um refugiado da Somália que o ajudou a se estabelecer em Fargo, Dakota do Norte. Bok testemunhou perante o Senado dos Estados Unidos e se reuniu com George W. Bush, Madeleine Albright e Condoleezza Rice, contando sua história de escravidão. Ele foi homenageado pelo Comitê Olímpico dos Estados Unidos, pelo Boston Celtics e faculdades e universidades nos Estados Unidos e no Canadá. Francis agora vive no estado americano do Kansas, onde trabalha para o (AASG) e o , uma organização que trabalha pela paz no Sudão. A autobiografia de Bok, Escape from Slavery: The True Story of My Dez Years in Captive and My Journey to Freedom in America, publicada pela St. Martin's Press, narra sua vida, desde sua juventude, seus anos em cativeiro, até seu trabalho no Estados Unidos como abolicionista. Francis Piol Bol Bok (nacido en febrero de 1979), es un autor, activista y abolicionista sur sudanés. Miembro de la tribu dinka fue esclavo durante diez años, actualmente residente en Estados Unidos. El 15 de mayo de 1986, fue capturado y esclavizado a la edad de siete años durante una incursión de las milicias árabes en la aldea de Nyamlel, en Sudán del Sur, durante la segunda guerra civil sudanesa.​ Bok vivió en régimen de esclavitud durante diez años antes de escapar de su encarcelamiento en Kurdufán (Sudán), y posteriormente viajar a Estados Unidos pasando por El Cairo (Egipto).​​ Bok contó con la ayuda de personas de diversas culturas y creencias en su viaje hacia la libertad. Sus primeros pasos hacia Estados Unidos fueron ayudados por una familia musulmana del norte de Sudán que creía que la esclavitud estaba mal y le proporcionó un billete de autobús a Jartum.​ Al llegar a Jartum, Bok recibió la ayuda de un compañero de la tribu dinka y de miembros del pueblo fur, y su viaje a Estados Unidos fue pagado por miembros de la iglesia luterana. Su primer contacto en Estados Unidos fue un refugiado de Somalia que le ayudó a instalarse en Fargo, Dakota del Norte.​​ Bok ha testificado ante el Senado de los Estados Unidos y se ha reunido con George W. Bush, Madeleine Albright y Condoleezza Rice, contándoles su historia de esclavitud. Ha sido homenajeado por el Comité Olímpico de Estados Unidos, los Boston Celtics y colegios y universidades de todo Estados Unidos y Canadá. Francis vive ahora en Kansas, donde trabaja para el American Anti-Slavery Group (AASG) y Sudan Sunrise, una organización que trabaja por la paz en Sudán. La autobiografía de Bok, Escape from Slavery: The True Story of My Ten Years in Captivity and My Journey to Freedom in America, publicada por St. Martin's Press, relata su vida, desde su primera juventud, sus años de cautiverio y su trabajo en Estados Unidos como abolicionista.
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