Local Group in Woking
Across the UK there are scores of local Amnesty International groups and Woking is no exception. The group provides a focus for local campaigning and fund-raising activity. [More]
Why people joined our group:
(more testimonies of Woking AI local group members)Campaigns
Throughout the year our group participates in several national or international
campaigns. Apart from working on behalf of our Prisioner of Consience, Eynulla Fətullayev, we have also been active with the Stop Violence Against Women campaign. [More]
Dates
We have monthly meetings where we plan our activities, on the first
Monday of each month. Apart from these, we have a number of dates when
we have street collections, have a public stall in the town centre or
get active in other ways in order to create a public awareness of the
aims of Amnesty.
Have a look at the dates.
Where we meet
Our monthly meetings take place in rooms in the Trinity Methodist Church building, Brewery Road, Woking (Horsell), UK. [More]
Frequently Asked Questions
Check the list of frequently asked questions, and our answers. You can of course always contact us.
Latest News:
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11/6/2009: Minor updates of our page about Eynulla Fətullayev |
| 06/06/2009: My Square is Tiananmen Square: people from Woking showing their solidarity with the victims of the Tiananmen crackdown. |
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2/6/2009: The A virtual tour to our Heroes and Heroines Exhibition, which was displayed in the The Lightbox from 19/5/2009-31/5/2009 |
| 31/5/2009: Finally more details on our Prisioner of Conscience online: our page on Eynulla Fətullayev |
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25/5/2009: The first article on our Heroes and Heroines Exhibition in the Surrey Herald newspaper, on 22 May 2009 |
| 24/5/2009 - Jim, Peter and Ruth selling plants, books and LPs at a car boot sale: raised £95.60. |
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Amnesty Video:
News Archive
Our news archive gives you a good idea what we have been doing in the last year, and back to 2005
