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Who wants to be a death row record breaker?Blog post 19 Apr 2013
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Kirk Bloodsworth, Maryland - freed from death row by DNA evidenceBlog post 17 Apr 2013
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Khun KawrioKhun Kawrio was a leading member of Kayan New Generation Youth in Burma. He was arrested alongside two colleagues in 2008 after organising peaceful protests against a new constitution drafted by the government. Khun was the last of the three to be…
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Patrick OrokaforWhen Patrick was 14-years-old he was arrested for armed robbery, a crime he says he did not commit. Two years later he was sentenced to death by a military tribunal which we considered to be grossly unfair.
14 Apr 2013 -
How to support our campaigns by writing lettersSince 1961, people have taken action for human rights by writing letters. Today, hundreds of thousands worldwide spend a few minutes challenging cruelty and injustice this way. These tips show how you can support our campaigns by writing letters.
Campaign resource, Information guide 13 Apr 2013 -
Papua New Guinea: Help release women held captive, accused of 'sorcery'Blog post 12 Apr 2013
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Set free from death rowBlog post 10 Apr 2013
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Tales of the City: Asylum Seekers SpeakBlog post 02 Apr 2013
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Kuwait: first executions in nearly six years condemnedPress release 31 Mar 2013
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Message of thanks from freed Bahrain teacher, Jalila al SalmanBlog post 22 Mar 2013
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Still urgent after 40 yearsBlog post 19 Mar 2013
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The story behind our first Urgent Action, forty years agoProfessor Luiz Basilio Rossi was arrested and tortured by the Brazilian military junta for his political activism. It was 1973. After thousands of people around the world wrote letters, Luiz was freed. It's a method we still use today: write to the…
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Maryland votes to abolish the death penaltyToday the Maryland House of Delegates followed the lead of the state Senate and passed the death penalty repeal bill. The bill now goes to Governor Martin O’Malley who almost certainly will sign it, making Maryland the 18th state to abandon capital…
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Two years of tragedy - help us build hope for SyriaBlog post 15 Mar 2013
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Saudi Arabia: execution of seven men today 'an act of sheer brutality'Press release 13 Mar 2013
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Horrible Histories or grim reality? Saudi Arabia and the death penaltyBlog post 07 Mar 2013
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Stepping out of the shadow of DukakisBlog post 06 Mar 2013
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Maldives: 15-year-old rape survivor to be flogged for 'fornication'Blog post 05 Mar 2013
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Good news: Mao Hengfeng releasedBlog post 21 Feb 2013
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Magamed Abubakarov: lawyer getting death threats by textBlog post 20 Feb 2013
