Ginetta Sagan was an American human rights activist known for her dedication to promoting freedom and justice. Born on June 8, 1925, in New York City, she became a prominent figure in advocating for political prisoners and supporting various humanitarian causes throughout her life. Sagan co-founded the Ginetta Sagan Fund in 1986, which provides financial assistance to individuals and organizations working to protect human rights. Her efforts earned her recognition and respect in the global human rights community, and she continued her activism until her passing on March 22, 2018.