Your School Action Pack is here! This pack offers ideas for actions and activities on some of the most important human rights issues going on in the world today. From calling on Viet Nam to abolish the death penalty, to making a stand against poverty, you'll find loads of activities to help your School Action Group to defend human rights!

Either download the whole School Action Pack here or check out each of the modules below.

On December 10, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) turns sixty. And Amnesty International wants to party! So let’s celebrate the UDHR's birth and make sure everyone can be part of its future.

Death is not a sentence. It's a full stop.

If you've done something wrong, you don't give up your human rights. Human rights protect everybody, universally. Otherwise, they are useless. And every person has the right to life. No exceptions. Yet every day, men, women and even children, face execution. Whatever they’ve done, whether they are guilty or innocent, they will be killed.

By the time you finish reading this sentence, a child will be dead from extreme poverty because their basic human rights were not met. In an hour that is 1,200 dead children.

In an hour, an Australian parking metre makes more money than 2.74 billion people make in an entire day. Poverty is a violation of human rights. And it kills.

Statistics have revealed that in Australia, one in three women is beaten, coerced into sex or otherwise abused in her lifetime. One in three. Look around. It affects someone you know.

Violence against women affects all of us, women and men, alike. So, it takes the efforts of all to work against it. Hear the cries, open your eyes and speak out. Silence is fatal.