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Protect The Most Vulnerable During The Coronavirus Pandemic

Protect The Most Vulnerable During The COVID-19
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Protect The Most Vulnerable During The Coronavirus Pandemic

Our governments have a responsibility to protect us - and the most vulnerable must come first.

Domestic abuse has soared since the lockdown with helplines like Refuge reporting a 120% jump in calls.

For migrant women however, the situation can be even more dire.

Tell the government to protect anyone for whom staying home isn’t safe - regardless of immigration status.

Amnesty International UK

Our governments have a responsibility to protect us - and the most vulnerable must come first.

Domestic abuse has soared since the lockdown with helplines like Refuge reporting a 120% jump in calls.

For migrant women however, the situation can be even more dire.

Tell the government to protect anyone for whom staying home isn’t safe - regardless of immigration status.

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Human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh photographed in the garden of her office in Tehran, Iran

Human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh photographed in the garden of her office in Tehran, Iran

Free Nasrin Sotoudeh / Sentenced to 38 years and 148 lashes for her work defending women’s rights.

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Illustration of front line worker

COVID-19 / Coronavirus doesn't care about Human Rights. We do.

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Amnesty Shop / You can say so much more with a gift from Amnesty

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Northern Ireland / Abortion regulations fail to protect women during Covid-19 crisis

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Contact Tracing App / If it were not for Covid-19: Would you be sharing your personal data?

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Syrian Torture Trial / The first court case of its kind

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Virtual Fundraising / You don’t need to get together in person to organise a social fundraising event.