Skip to main content
Amnesty International UK
Log in

About me

My name is Ryan Stalley and I'm Interim Secretary of the LGBTI Network.

I'm passionate about human rights. As a gay man, I take an avid interest in the progression of the rights of LGBTI people.

I'm also a student studying Philosophy at the University of Roehampton, London.

Latest post
May 17 2018 11:31AM
Homophobia, transphobia, and biphobia belong in the trash, let’s work together to bin it

Dr Senthorun Raj is the Secretary of Amnesty UK LGBTI Network and Lecturer in Law at Keele University. Today marks the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia (IDAHOTB) . May 17 th commemorates a human rights...

About me

Campaigner (Crisis & Tactical) at Amnesty UK. I lead our campaigning work on human rights crises, conflicts, and tactical campaigning opportunities (such as the Olympics) to highlight human rights abuses and work towards achieving possitive human rights change in the affected countries.

Latest post
May 16 2018 4:11PM
Why Palestinians risk their lives for their rights

Palestinians have been fighting for their basic rights for 70 years - ever since Israel destroyed their homes and forced them to flee. This has to change.

Latest post
Dec 20 2017 4:09PM
10 inspiring Instagrammers to follow in 2018

These individuals or groups are challenging the system in their own unique way, and aspiring to change the world for the better.

About me

Likes: la vita italiana; reggae; Claire Denis; suits; jazz; espresso; Iain Sinclair; London; punk; not eating meat ...

Also on Twitter as @Niluccio or if you're a journalist you can call the Amnesty UK media team on +44 (0)20 7033 1547.

About me

I am an Advocacy Officer. My role involves lobbying the UK government and Parliament on human rights issues, home and abroad.

Latest post
Jun 21 2017 6:35PM
Six human rights take homes from the Queen’s Speech

So, what is this Queen’s Speech and why does it matter? Well for some it is the highlight of the political calendar…for the pomp and ceremony alone it is worth a look. The Queen (usually) gets all dressed up in her finery, jokes are...