You can do something right now to make a difference. Send an email, write a letter, or sign a petition and we'll make sure your voice is heard in calling for real, lasting change for those suffering from human rights abuses.
One year ago President Obama pledged to close Guantanamo Bay. Tell Prime Minister Kevin Rudd you support its' closure and the resettlement of detainees.
Destroying the environment, driving conflict, deepening poverty, deteriorating health – the human rights costs of oil from Niger Delta is far too high.
Look back at some of the highlights of 2009 shared by the Amnesty International team, and read about some of our supporters' greatest moments for the year.
Migrant workers in Australia are vulnerable to discrimination, exploitation and unsafe working conditions. Tell our government that you want Australia to sign the Migrant Workers Convention.
Yong Vui Kong has received a second stay of execution by the Court of Appeal in Singapore. Help keep the international pressure up to stop his execution.
Women in Papua New Guinea urgently need the Government to introduce a law against domestic violence and provide more safe houses for women and children fleeing violence.
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Amnesty International Secretary General, Irene Khan, has declared as “inexcusable, unexpected and unacceptable” the level of poverty facing Indigenous Australians.
Our Government is sending a dangerous message that the rights of refugees come second to domestic political agendas.
Justine and her family have been attacked because of her work defending women’s human rights in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Find out more about our online Action Centre, how to best make your voice heard and answers to frequently asked questions.
After long-term imprisonment for speaking publicly about human rights issues, Wei Jingsheng was finally released with help from Amnesty International.
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