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很多杰出的个人为了言论自由而冒着生命危险，有时甚至付出生命的代价。告诉我们你所知道的例子。

Funeral of assassinated Turkish journalist Hrant Dink (Photo by Burak Kara/Getty Images)

很多杰出的个人为了言论自由而冒着生命危险，有时甚至付出生命的代价，比如俄国记者安娜·波利特科夫斯卡娅（Anna Politkovskaya）、巴基斯坦旁遮普省省督萨尔曼·塔西尔（Salmaan Taseer）、土耳其的亚美尼亚裔记者赫兰特·丁克（Hrant Dink）、巴西的环境问题活动家齐格·曼提斯（Chico Mendes）等。这样的名单我们不可能全部列出，请在这里添加你的提名并告诉我们提名的理由。

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