Unstoppable Raptor – Fuel Strength, Rule the Wild Tri-Blend Shirt

This piece isn’t just clothing – it’s iconic. Featuring the raptor design from the "Unstoppable since prehistoric times" collection, it brings prehistoric power into your everyday life. Durable, stylish, and made to stand out – whether you’re walking the streets, speaking truth, or holding space. But it goes deeper. Designed by Hannah Bock, entrepreneur, digital artist and internationally active human rights defender with documented engagement in UN human rights mechanisms, this product is part of Mamifico – the human rights initiative of Estrimago LLC. She is also known as a protection shield of justice and for human rights defenders – someone who protects justice of a state, builds safety structures where there are none, and who stands firm when silence is expected. Although targeted for her work, she chose this time not to disappear. Instead, she became a voice for all those she rescued and with lived experience of enforced disappearance – one of the cruelest human rights violations. She transformed pain into presence, and became a symbol of resilience, a protector, and a witness for those she helped rescue – including children who were silenced or forgotten. Hannah processes her experiences through books, digital art, and hand-painted originals – each piece infused with purpose, courage, and memory. A portion of every sale supports child human rights defenders and the children of defenders – kids who face threats just for standing up, or because of their parents’ commitment to justice. We fund digital safety, mental health care, and lost wishes – with dignity. Be bold. Carry purpose. Protect what matters. Explore more of our designs. Some are created by human rights defenders who cannot be named in public. We call them the Shadows of Geneva – many once had the right to speak at the UN Human Rights Council before facing reprisals for their ethical and justice-driven work. Their anonymity protects them. Original digital artwork © 2025 Hannah Bock | Estrimago