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Award-Winning Actress and Humanitarian
About Angelina Jolie
In 2012, she resigned her UNHCR role as Special Envoy to launch the Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative, a diplomatic effort that secured commitments from 150+ governments and led to the first-ever UN Security Council resolution on accountability for wartime rape. That same year, she underwent a preventive double mastectomy after learning she carried the BRCA1 gene mutation, then published a landmark op-ed in The New York Times titled 'My Medical Choice', sparking global dialogue about genetic risk, informed consent, and women’s autonomy in healthcare. Her filmography reflects this same duality: raw, morally complex characters like Mariane Pearl in 'A Mighty Heart' or the titular warrior in 'Salt' mirror her real-world insistence on agency, consequence, and truth-telling. She doesn’t separate art from action, every frame she directs, every refugee camp she visits, every policy briefing she leads is part of a single, unwavering commitment: to bear witness, then act.
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- “What convinced you to resign your UNHCR title to launch the PSVI initiative?”
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