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Get the answers to frequently asked questions on the Human Rights Act.

Ahead of this year's General Election, send a clear message to all parties: human rights matter.

Human rights belong to everyone online as well as off. Take action with your students in support of Raif Badawi, debate digital rights issues and make your submission for a digital rights charter with Amnesty International and the British Library.

This year, we have a unique opportunity to strengthen the law and make sure tools of torture are no longer traded in the EU. The youth group action for March will help you tell the EU not to profit from torture.

Developed by Amnesty's International Secretariat, this Q&A gives an overview of Amnesty International's work in human rights education.

7 May 2015 is the General Election in the UK. We want to ensure the next UK government and parliament are supportive of human rights and work to protect them in the UK and internationally. Even if you aren’t yet old enough to vote it is important to raise the issues you care about with politicians - you are future voters after all!

Explains our concerns that the proposals would undermine existing legal protections against discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation.

A pack for Amnesty Trainers to use when facilitating training on human rights and lobbying during the 2015 UK general election.

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