Resources

These notes have been created to support students aged 12+ to explore the characters, storyline and issues in this book, including refugees, human rights abuses, courage, freedom and protest.

The Junior Urgent Action is designed for our youngest activists aged 7-11. May 2017's issue focuses on the case of Ahmed H, unfairly convicted whilst helping his family to flee Syria and find safety in Europe.

The Junior Urgent Action is designed for our youngest activists aged 7-11. April 2017's issue focuses on the case of Kamal Foroughi, a 77-year-old British-Iranian grandfather imprisoned after an unfair trial.

This resource is designed to support teachers to introduce human rights to children aged 3-5. It's the perfect starting point to engage children in discussion and raise awareness of their own rights in a fun and interactive way.

This resource supports Amnesty Speakers to take action with students for an individual at risk of having their human rights violated.

November 2016's Junior Urgent Action, for children aged 7-11, focuses on two cases that are part of this years' Write for Rights campaign.

This resource supports Amnesty Speakers to introduce students, aged 7-14, to the topic of refugee rights.

The Junior Urgent Action is designed for our youngest activists aged 7-11. September 2016's issue focuses on the case of Matsumoto Kenji, a Japanese man with an intellectual disability who has spent 23 years on death row in Japan.

Ten lessons in Irish to build knowledge of human rights issues, drawing on skills and attitudes developed by The Right Start.

Ten lessons in Irish focusing on knowledge of human rights issues, developing the skills and attitudes acquired from previous resources.