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Welcome to our priority campaigns blog, with the latest news and more indepth analysis of our bigger campaigns.

Our priorities change as human rights changes around the world, and right now we're focusing on our Stop Torture, My Body, My Rights, and Save the Human Rights Act campaigns. But you'll also find comments and updates on our work on Syria, LGBTI rights and human rights abuses by corporate companies.

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Oct 14 2025 12:18PM
Leading by Example

The UK’s double standards at home and abroad are affecting its standing in the world. We need a consistent approach to human rights – and this should be based on international law.

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Amnesty Feminists Network exists to campaign for a world where nobody suffers discrimination, exclusion or violence because of their sex or gender identity.

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The UN has found ‘grave and systematic’ violations of disabled people’s human rights here in the UK. Globally, over 1 billion people are disabled and governments across the world marginalize us far too often.

Our Disabled People’s Human Rights Network brings together activists from all over the UK to claim our rights and fight for disabled people everywhere.

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Oct 4 2025 9:09AM
Intersectional responses to the threats of the anti-rights movement

Blog by Natasha Trotman Committee member, Amnesty Disabled People's Human Rights Network Confronting Eco-Ableism: Securing Disabled People’s Rights in a Warming World As the climate crisis accelerates, a quieter crisis of exclusion...

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Amnesty works on almost every country on the planet. Our volunteer country specialists help us keep on top of reports and research about human rights abuses, and this is their take on our work.

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Sep 30 2025 1:24PM
Progress and Development: But for whom?

The Indian government is pouring money into Indian administered Kashmir, building major roads, state of the art bridges and rail links, which sounds benevolent, but who will benefit?

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AIUK is working to increase collaboration across different groups to better serve our human rights goals.The Community Platform Project is an attempt to work openly, so that community members can help us design the future of online engagement with AIUK. 

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Sep 25 2025 1:05PM
Building a Community Platform

We choose the technology, now we need to configure everything