Bangladesh, one of the world’s poorest countries, is primarily dealing with the catastrophe that has befallen the Rohingya people. It is in the interests of advanced economies to lend a hand, writes Dr Stephen Moss. I recently returned from Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh where I was part of an Amnesty International delegation. I witnessed first-hand […]
We have been attending Comic Con for the past few years with great results, last year we gained over 500 petition signatures over the weekend which is a great achievement, but we think we can do better! We hope to further educate the pop-culture society of what Amnesty International does as an organisation, inform them […]
The Amnesty International WA SkillSHARE for 2018 brought activists together for training sessions in ally-ship, values and frames, and shared conversations about their vision for the region. Our volunteer training team share their insights into the day. Jasmine Ruscoe “These days never fail to inspire me as I see the value and the power of […]
Across late 2017 early 2018, Amnesty ran the Group Health Check (GHC) survey for the first time in two years. A big thanks to our action group convenors and members who took part in the survey. This survey is opportunity for Amnesty to take the temperature of our action groups and to assess if our […]
Human rights campaigning is a long-game, and it can take years to see the results of our work – especially so for our refugee campaign. You may feel disheartened that the Australian Government has continued its harsh treatment of asylum seekers, but your work in 2017 has made a real difference for people in detention […]
Only around one in three Australians (36%) think the Turnbull Government is doing enough to protect kids in children’s prisons from abuse. This is the finding of a ReachTEL poll commissioned by Amnesty International, ahead of Friday’s release of the Royal Commission into the Protection and Detention of Children in the Northern Territory report. The […]
Join our International Council Meeting (ICM) delegates for an update on the results of the resolutions and the changes to global governance that will impact us from early 2018. Our two-yearly International Council Meeting took place in August, seeing amazing moments and achievements made by our member-led global human rights movement. Our six Australian delegates […]
As Australians around the country await the results of the marriage equality survey, due to be announced on 15 November, Professor Mark McMillan explains why marriage equality matters to him, his family and his community. Society can change I am a proud Wiradjuri man and I come from a line of strong, sovereign Wiradjuri women. […]
The Madman Anime Festival will run for two days at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre on the 4th & 5th of November 2017. This pop-culture convention will consist of many anime pop-culture stalls and displays from all sorts of anime companies and products. We will have an Amnesty International stall within this event as […]
Following President Trump’s decision to revoke the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) programme, affecting the future of nearly 800,000 people in the US, journalist Liz Fields takes a look at the upshot of Trump’s presidency — so far — on human rights and civil liberties. A new world order has set in, and an […]
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