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Social media resources: Choosing the right social media account

This guide explains the advantages and disadvantages of creating accounts on particular spaces, and gives tips and guidance on how to name your social media accounts, and any disclaimers you should add.

Social media resources: Creating events on Facebook

You could reach new audiences and supporters by adding your events and meetings on Facebook - people can easily share them, you can share updates, and encourage people to attend.

Social media resources: Facebook and blog moderation tips

Moderation tips for your Facebook page or group, or your group's blog. It's always best to know how you'll moderate before you have an issue to fix!

Social media resources: Human Rights Act Facebook cover image

A Facebook cover image for the Human Rights Act campaign

Social media resources: Human Rights Act Twitter cover image

A general image for the Human Rights Act campaign optimised for the new Twitter profile page.

Human Rights Act Campaign: Q&A

Get the answers to frequently asked questions on the Human Rights Act.

April 2015 local groups pack - Human Rights Act

Ahead of this year's General Election, send a clear message to all parties: human rights matter.

Resource Pack: Freedom of Expression?

Human rights belong to everyone online as well as off. Take action with your students in support of Raif Badawi, debate digital rights issues and make your submission for a digital rights charter with Amnesty International and the British Library.

Youth group action, EU Tools of Torture, March 2015

This year, we have a unique opportunity to strengthen the law and make sure tools of torture are no longer traded in the EU. The youth group action for March will help you tell the EU not to profit from torture.

Human Rights Education Questions and Answers

Developed by Amnesty's International Secretariat, this Q&A gives an overview of Amnesty International's work in human rights education.