玛格丽特·阿特伍德、扎迪·史密斯、伊恩·麦克尤恩等超过75位作家、诗人和插画家正支持反酷刑组织Freedom from Torture举办的第十届周年文学节慈善活动1。此次活动的核心拍卖项目是让读者有机会为这些作家下一部小说中的角色命名1，所得款项将用于帮助酷刑幸存者1。
文学节将于11月11日在伦敦图书馆举办1，活动内容包括诗歌比赛、现场朗读，以及来自Write to Life写作小组的幸存者表演1。Write to Life是英国历时最长的难民写作小组，也被认为是世界上唯一为酷刑幸存者设立的此类组织1。特蕾西·谢瓦利埃自2006年以来一直支持该慈善机构的文学拍卖1。
Freedom from Torture近期警告称，法律保护的改变可能导致酷刑幸存者被遣返他们逃离的国家1。
More than 75 writers, poets, and illustrators, including Margaret Atwood, Zadie Smith, and Ian McEwan, are participating in a literary festival charity auction organized by Freedom from Torture, an anti-torture organization 1. The event will allow members of the public to bid for the opportunity to name characters in the authors' upcoming novels, with proceeds supporting torture survivors 1.
The tenth-anniversary literary festival is scheduled for November 11 at the London Library 1. In addition to the character-naming auction, the event will feature poetry competitions, live readings, and performances by survivors from Write to Life, Britain's longest-running refugee writing group and believed to be the only such program globally dedicated to torture survivors 1. Tracy Chevalier has supported the charity's literary auctions since 2006 1.
Freedom from Torture has warned that changes to legal protections could result in torture survivors being returned to the countries they fled 1.
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