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Amnesty International Northern Ireland
The Amnesty office in Belfast provides a focus for Amnesty's campaigning, fundraising and media work by people in Northern Ireland.
Amnesty International Northern Ireland
397 Ormeau Road
Belfast BT7 3GP
| Email nireland@amnesty.org.uk |
Phone +44 (0) 28 9064 3000 |
Live in Antrim? Find out about our new Antrim group!
When: Thursday 13 June 2013
Where: Antrim Civic Centre, 50 Stiles Way, Antrim BT41 2UB
If you live locally and are interested in human rights, come join us for the launch of a new local branch of Amnesty in Antrim. Find out more
March for a Fairer World, Saturday 15 June
We've teamed up with the Irish Congress of Trade Unions and other civil society groups to demonstrate our demand to see justice at the heart of the policies and priorities of the G8 leaders who meet in Northern Ireland in June this year. Find out how to join us We want as many Amnesty International members and supporters to take to the streets of Belfast to highlight our call on President Obama to close Guantanamo Bay, on President Putin to end his crackdown on free speech and civil society in Russia and for all the G8 leaders to make human rights central to a new global development agenda to tackle world poverty. |
Diaz: Don't clean up this blood + Q&A
When: Sunday 16 June, 2pmWhere: Ulster Museum, Belfast
Join us for the Northern Ireland premiere of this hard-hitting drama recounting the violent end to the 2001 G8 summit, which left one anti-globalisation protestor dead.
The screening is followed by a talk and discussion with our Northern Ireland Director Patrick Corrigan and journalist Mark Covell who was at the scene. Find out more and book your tickets
Putting a stop to human trafficking
We are working to address human trafficking in Northern Ireland through research and recommendations to the NI Executive, including the Department of Justice. We also hold an advisory and secretariat role for the All Party Group on Human Trafficking for Northern Ireland.
Institutional child abuse inquiry
For decades, hundreds of children suffered physical, sexual and emotional abuse in church and state-run institutions in Northern Ireland. We welcome the announcement by the Executive of an inquiry into the abuse, and will work to ensure it meets the needs of victims. Find out more
