To most it is inconceivable how a computer can conjure up images of oppression and subjugation in some parts of the world.

Mining is the source of many of modern life’s benefits, but not everyone is aware of the externalities that mining can cause.

Once more the NSW Branch Committee of Amnesty International NSW hit the road and headed north to visit the Gosford Amnesty Action Group.

We are offering Amnesty International Australia members up to six scholarships to attend this year's NEGM, which includes the Youth Summit, as observers and to participate in all the workshops and plenary sessions.

On 8 October 2009, the National Human Rights Consultation Committee recommended that the Australian Government introduce a Human Rights Act for Australia.

On 23rd August, 18 of Amnesty’s Manly action group supporters registered to run or walk the 13 km ‘Pub to Pub’ from Dee Why to the Newport Arms on Pittwater.

On 19 September, Amnesty's Manly Action Group held a market stall to raise awareness and facilitate change regarding the treatment of Aboriginals in Custody.

A new Amnesty fund for creative and innovative initiatives that bolsters human rights in Australia

First stop Coffs Harbour, as the NSW Amnesty Branch Committee hit the road on their 'tour' of regional NSW

Amnesty International's NSW Branch is continuing to act for the immediate and unconditional release of Burmese prisoner of conscience and pro-democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.