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The inner workings of Amnesty International
Learn how the global democratic movement of Amnesty International works behind the scenes. We are governed by democratic practices, which means that our strategy and decision-making is driven by people like you.
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Our vision, goals and strategy
Our vision, goals and strategy are the driving force behind everything we do - both locally and across the globe as we strive for a world that fully respects human rights.
How we started
Find out how Amnesty International grew from one man's letter to the editor into a global human rights movement of over 3 million people in more than 150 countries and territories.
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Introducing our leaders
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Our democracy in action
We are always strive to improve how we operate. Learn about some the major projects initiated by our members, Board and staff to continually improve how we function as an organisation.
10 things you made possible in 2011
2011 was an incredible year. From the end of the Malaysia Deal to celebrating our 50th year, see 10 things you helped make possible.
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