Apologies for the constantly changing dates - circumstances beyond our control! We'll be continuing to support Amnesty's current major campaign - Stop Torture.

Tom Davies, Amnesty's Stop Torture Campaign Manager, will be talkingabout the campaign.

We're changing our venue to New Malden for this event. We'll be campaigning on a North Korea theme in advance of our meeting on 16 April (see separate post).

Kenny Latunde-Dada, AIUK's Country Co-ordinator for North Korea, will be showing a short film called 'The Other Interview - escape from North Korea' and leading the subsequent discussion.

Following our campaigning on 14 March (see previous post), Andy Moody, AIUK's China and East Asia Region Co-ordinator, will be showing a film about the persecution of Falun Gong and what it reveals

We'll be campaigning on human rights in China., asking people to sign cards for three individuals at risk. If you can spare an hour or so to help, please contact Ash on amnestykingston@ymail.com.

Jerry Allen, AIUK's Country Co-ordinator for the region, will be talking on campaigning for human rights in Sri Lanka and the prospects for change following the surprising result of the recent Pres

This month we'll not be campaigning in Kingston. Some of us will be attending the activists' conference on how to campaign to Stop Torture, which is Amnesty International's main campaign for 2015.

Come and help us plan our group activities for the year ahead. We have some events already planned but we would really welcome new ideas!

This will be the final session of our 'Write for Rights' campaign. If you can spare an hour or so between 10.30 and 1pm, please contact Ash on amnestykingston@ymail.com.