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On Friday 24th September our supporters showed solidarity with Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and her family, marking 2000 days since Nazanin was first arrested in Iran. Here we are on the steps of Chipping Norton Town Hall, attracting...
Hello! On 21st August we were delighted to be back in action with our Burford Book Sale, making money and advertising our presence to Burford's residents and visitors. Thanks to everyone who helped to make the day a success, whether by...
Do join us to learn more about issues of our time, including Modern Slavery, Asylum seekers in the UK, and the developing situation in Yemen. We are currently holding our meetings on-line which means you don't have to be in Chipping...
If you are in Chipping Norton please do visit our Amnestree in the New Street recreation ground. It is looking its winter best with seasonal decorations to brighten our day whilst we wait for Spring's leaves to reveal themselves...
It is encouraging to find that Human Rights Day - today, 10th December - is receiving more coverage this year, including on BBC radio 3 and 4. Remind yourself of the importance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by watching...
Enough to know when they are being denied or abused? Enough to advise someone else that their rights may be being threatened? When someone mentions "Human Rights" do you immediately think of people in other countries? What rights do...
In the absence of our regular programme of face to face meetings Chipping Norton group members are enjoying seeing each other on line. As we get accustomed to the technologies and the peculiarities of Zoom, Webex and MS Teams, we are...
Help refugees! Join GRAG's Virtual Tea Party on 12th April - it's Easter Sunday. The Chipping Norton Amnesty Group supports the Charlbury Refugee Action Group and encourages members to support GRAG events and actions. Here's an...
The Chipping Norton Amnesty Group continues to offer solidarity to the Peace Community of San Jose de Apartado. 21st February marks the 15th anniversary of the 2005 massacre when 8 community members, including the community leader Luis...
"The UK government is deliberately keeping refugee families apart." The Chipping Norton Amnesty Group supports CRAG, the Charlbury Refugee Action Group, in lobbying for refugee families to be reunited. CRAG has written an open letter...