Matsumoto Kenji could be hanged any day now.Yet because he was born with a mental disability, the result of mercury poisoning, he does not understand why he is on death row or what will happen to him when his execution is announced. We are asking you to write to Japan Ministry of Justice asking her to commute Matsumoto Kenji's death sentence.

The government announced in May that they would be consulting on the proposals to scrap the Human Rights Act and replace it with a British Bill of Rights. as well as asking our activists groups to build support among the public, we are challenging our activists to come up with the most creative way to represent the Human Rights Act.

The Human Rights Act protects the basic rights we all have as human beings and allows us to challenge authorities if they violate them. The government wants to scrap the act and replace it with a British Bill of Rights. As well as asking you to sign a petition to Save the Human Rights Act, we are challenging youth, student and local Amnesty groups to come up with the most creative way to represent the Human Rights Act.

Lesson plans for KS2/KS3 to explore global issues and build skills in literacy.

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These lesson plans aim to help students, aged 7 to 19, explore the choices that poets make and experiment with their own.

Save the Human Rights Act poster to help you spread the work about the campaign.

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A pocket-sized guide to help engage people with the Human Rights Act.

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A mini guide that sets out the basics of the Human Rights Act.

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Show your love for human rights with these pink and white badges.

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