In July, we asked Amnesty International supporters across Australia to take our short supporter survey and help set our campaigning course together. Now the results are in, we're excited to share them with you. Click through to read a summary of the responses.

Amnesty International are hitting the streets to collect 20,000 petition signatures to show the government that the community supports onshore processing.

On the same day that Aung San Suu Kyi left for her first political meetings outside of Rangoon since being released from house arrest, this personal message was played at the 2011 International Council Meeting to Amnesty International delegates.

Amnesty's Urgent Action appeals have another good news story. Ramesh Agrawal, one of the two human rights defenders and environmental rights campaigners who has spent two months in the state of Chhattisgarh, was released on bail on the night of 12 August. He and Dr Harihar Patel had been arrested on false charges on 28 May.

Sydney-siders add their voice to the call to end mandatory detention

Come join the NSW Office team and help us support our NSW University Groups

Oil giant accepts responsibility for massive oil spills that devastated a Nigerian community

Avalon action group thanks the people of Pittwater for a successful night

Mr Jamie Parker commends the wonderful contribution of the Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative to the exhibition.

Read about the latest results of our Urgent Action appeals.