What freedom means to you - your photos
To mark 60 years of the European Convention of Human Rights and the launch of our new 'Know Your Rights' illustrated booklet, we asked you to send us photos of the freedoms you value the most.
Your Photos
To mark 60 years of the European Convention of Human Rights and the launch of our new 'Know Your Rights' illustrated booklet, we asked you to send us photos of the freedoms you value the most.
The response was wonderful (and you can see them all by searching #HRFreedom on Twitter and Instagram), and here are our top 10. We'll be sending them all a copy of 'Know Your Rights' and some (very little) Amnesty goodies soon!
[Editors note 17.06.26 - Many of the entries were deleted on X by the original posters and aren't featured here anymore.]
What freedom means to me: the right to hold her hand without shame or persecution. #loveisahumanright #HRFreedom pic.twitter.com/rdEAy8wm3r
— Eilidh Douglas (@eilidhdouglas) September 4, 2013
#HRFreedom The right to great times with wonderful friends and family! pic.twitter.com/pD1dD6NnIE
— WitterWit (@WitterWit) September 4, 2013
@AmnestyUK @Waterstones #HRFreedom freedom to migrate/freedom of movement without restrictions of visa pic.twitter.com/3zW171CW2a
— Damola Awoyokun (@Osoronga) September 4, 2013
Know Your Rights
You can get your own copy of Know Your Rights, our illustrated version of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights at the Amnesty shop.
You can also see our cartoons iIllustrating human rights:
Know your rights: the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in cartoons
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