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My name's Anna and work in the Community and Events Fundraising Team at Amnesty International UK. I love that my role gives me the opportunity to work with our incredible supporters in the many different ways they get involved. I have enormous admiration for all the runners, wheelers, riders, student organisers, event hosts and just about anyone who does something active for Amnesty. Together we can make sure humanity wins.
Every year we look back over all the fantastic AmnesTeas hosted by our supporters, and every year we’re delighted and inspired by people’s efforts. 2013 was no exception, so we’d like to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who’s either...
In December 2013, it was widely reported that the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un mercilessly ordered the execution of his once-powerful uncle for acts of treachery. His alleged crimes ranged from corruption and womanising to...
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I am a press officer here at Amnesty International. I cover Europe, Latin America, sport, business and human rights, and education and students. I job-share with Naomi Westland.
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The TUC is the national trade union centre in Great Britain, with 6 million members in our 54 affiliated trade unions. We are part of the global trade union movement, principally the International Trade Union Confederation, which has 175 million members in 164 countries. We campaign for trade union and other human rights, and have a memorandum of understanding with Amnesty International.
Despite initial optimism when Iranian President Hussain Rouhani was inaugurated this August, the situation facing workers in Iran has not improved. Trade union rights are still being routinely violated, as are the rights to freedom of...
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I'm the Director of Amnesty International USA's Death Penalty abolition campaign, supporting activists across the US with their campaigning. Before I moved to DC, I was a founding member of the Austin, Texas chapter of Amnesty International USA. You'll find more of my blogs at Amnesty USA's Human Rights Now blog, and I tweet on the death penalty at @BRCEvans
US support for the death penalty is at its lowest in 40 years in Gallop’s annual poll. At 60%, it’s dipped lower than the poll taken a month after Georgia's execution of Troy Davis in 2011. And its not surprising, with Maryland joining...