Defending Human Rights
When human rights are denied, we won’t be silent. We'll continue to campaign relentlessly and give a voice to those who’ve had theirs taken away. Join us.
What we do – Amnesty International Australia
2018年7月19日 · Rights belong to every one of us but they are abused or denied around the world, every single day. When this happens, we search out the facts, expose what’s …
Our Vision - Amnesty International Australia
Advancing Human Rights. Our key priorities to advance human rights by 2025: Create a national Human Rights Act for Australia.; Secure Indigenous justice to end the over-representation of …
Our movement - Amnesty International Australia
We’re an independent, global movement of people who campaign courageously for human rights. In more than 150 countries worldwide, over 10 million of us stand together for justice, freedom, …
How it works – Amnesty International Australia
This is how Amnesty works. Amnesty International is the world’s largest and most-respected human rights organisation. Information obtained by our fearless researchers allow us to …
Together we’re progressing human rights - Amnesty International …
2024年3月19日 · The world’s biggest human rights event. Over 20 years, we’ve changed the lives of close to 100 people, because real change happens when ordinary people come together to …
What's new - Amnesty International Australia
All the latest news, blogs, reports and submissions from Amnesty International Australia.
What are human rights? – Amnesty International Australia
Under the guidance of Eleanor Roosevelt, then-first lady of the United States and a politician, diplomat and activist in her own right, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was …
Amnesty International Annual Report: Australia continues to be a …
28 March 2022. Australia’s continued incarceration of children as young as 10 years old, ongoing brutal treatment of refugees and asylum seekers and failure to adopt carbon emission …
Our history - Amnesty International Australia
In 1961, one man, outraged by injustices he saw, made an appeal to others to unite with him in common action. British lawyer Peter Benenson penned the article The Forgotten Prisoners for …