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Action in support of Ibrahim Ezz El-Din, housing rights activist.
Here is your September Group Newsletter. Sadly we remain limited in organising events and indoor meetings, but we have plenty of actions to do. Margaret has an update on the various cases in Egypt, plus some Urgent Actions to take...
We have prepared a summer newsletter for you, with a bumper pack of actions, including an Egypt update and - if you have some time to spare - a link to the current Urgent Actions...but, sadly, no events to promote. We are proposing a...
Dear friends and supporters Whilst we cannot offer you any face-to-face events, I'm sad to say that we have lots of actions for you to complete in our June Newsletter, mainly around the already desperate situation in Egypt which has...
Here is the Amnesty Group newsletter for May 2020. We are highlighting the latest update on the human rights situation in Egypt and include an online action for India as well as a link to a series of Urgent Actions in support of human...
Although sadly we have had to postpone a number of our up-coming events, we wanted to make sure we stayed in touch with you all and tried to provide actions for you to take in isolation: support for human rights defenders is still...
The group holds a regular meeting to discuss future actions to add to our calendar of events and to plan forthcoming events. May 2020: Currently these meetings are held virtually, at regular intervals - so do please ask about the date...
The February 2020 newsletter includes an action on Egypt and the reports for the 2019-2020 year, in readiness for the Group AGM on 19 March.
May I take this opportunity to wish all of you a happy and prosperous New Year, with lots of letter-writing and Amnesty actions! Here is the Group Newsletter for January 2020, with an update on our various Egypt actions from Margaret...
This is the time of year for our Write for Rights campaign, the only time we should send cards directly to prisoners and individuals at risk. Please read the guidance provided by Amnesty carefully, and remember that not everyone shares...