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Amnesty4Humans: Amnesty’s 50th Anniversary
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Tuesday, May 10, 2011. Amnesty’s 50th Anniversary. May 2011, supporters of Amnesty International throughout the world will be celebrating 50 years of Human Rights Action, on behalf of those who suffer injustice and abuse. Many official events are planned nationally and locally, and Amnesty has launched a series of historic posters for display, including designs by Picasso and Miro. AI Schweiz will be no exception, and a special event is planned for Saturday 14th May in the Paradeplatz Zurich. Http:/ www&...
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Amnesty4Humans: September 2010
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010. Update on Imprisoned Russian Human Rights Defender. On September 9, 2010, Aleksei Sokolov was transferred from a remand centre in Novosibirsk to Krasnovarsk Region where he is due to serve his sentence. His family does not know yet which prison colony in Krasnovarsk Region he was sent to. To ensure Aleksei Sokolov's second appeal is given a full and fair hearing. To ensure he is not subjected to torture or other forms of ill-treatment while in custody. To conduct a prompt, ...
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Amnesty4Humans: Death Penalty Demo in Zürich
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Tuesday, November 13, 2012. Death Penalty Demo in Zürich. On 13th October – in glorious sunshine in the Hirschenplatz – we held our demonstration against the Death Penalty, in the course of which we collected signatures for the abolition of the Death penalty in Japan, and also in support of the forthcoming UN resolution on Burma. The action was a great success, and we were able to send off 210 and 170 signatures respectively. The Death Penalty, and for which crimes. May 21, 2016 at 6:30 AM. You are the m...
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Amnesty4Humans: July 2010
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010. Human Rights Defender Emadeddin Baghi. The Amnesty International Zurich English Group is campaigning on behalf of Iranian human rights defender and journalist Emadeddin Baghi. Amnesty International is calling on the Iranian authorities to grant him a fair trial and reminds the authorities that, as a state party to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Iran is obliged to uphold Baghi’s right to freedom of expression and speech. Previous periods of imprisonment.
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Amnesty4Humans: December 2010
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Tuesday, December 14, 2010. End the segregation of Romani children in Slovakia’s schools. The Amnesty International Zurich English Group is taking action on behalf of the thousands of Romani children across Slovakia who remain trapped in substandard education as a result of widespread discrimination and a school system that keeps failing them. We also signed colourful keys, which we have sent to the Slovak authorities. These keys symbolize the following:. They remind the government that it holds the key.
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Amnesty4Humans: August 2010
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Thursday, August 26, 2010. Russian Human Rights Activist Aleksei Sokolov. Amnesty International is concerned that Aleksei Sokolov may be a prisoner of conscience detained solely for the peaceful exercise of his right to freedom of expression in the course of his lawful human rights activities. Demand a Fair Appeal for Aleksei Sokolov. The court found him not guilty in another robbery he was charged with. Confesions’ of the co-accused. One of his lawyers said that while victims of the crimes identified th...
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Amnesty4Humans: August 2011
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Sunday, August 21, 2011. When Amnesty International spoke to Aleksei Sokolov he said he was relieved to be able to go back to his wife and children. He thanked Amnesty International and its members as well as the many other human rights organizations that have supported him over the last two years. Thank you to everyone who was involved! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Sites related to Amnesty Internation. Http:/ www.amnesty.org/. Http:/ www.amnesty-zh.ch/.
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Amnesty4Humans: November 2010
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Friday, November 5, 2010. AI in Pub Treasure Hunt. Friday October 22 Hanneke, Marz, Adrian, Richard and Annemiek dressed up in black, put on sunglasses and covered themselves with smileys (to have a hint of AI color). Then, they made themselves comfortable in bar Rossi sitting between the soccer posters and AI flyers. As part of the Zürich Pub Treasure Hunt about 120 people passed by and received the following questions (among others):. 1 What does 48626 744487 say? Name 2 of these you are using now.
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Amnesty4Humans: Action to world day against death penalty
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Monday, October 1, 2012. Action to world day against death penalty. When: Saturday October 13th. Where: Hirschenplatz, Zürich. What time: 10:00 until 17:00. Together with the China group, we are organizing an action against death penalty. Visit our booth at Hirschenplatz to sign a petition against death penalty, to eat a yellow cupcake, to be informed on death penalty, to play our anti-death-penalty game, to pick up a yellow Amnesty balloon or just to say hello :-). October 12, 2012 at 2:33 AM.
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Saturday, April 28, 2012. The Death Penalty in the USA. Amnesty campaigns tirelessly for the abolition of the Death Penalty, which denies those most basic of Human Rights : the right to life, and not to be tortured or suffer degrading treatment. But in the US, alone among the democratic countries of the free West, several states continue to apply the Death Penalty, and it is increasingly apparent that an unacceptable degree of racial discrimination is at work here. Janice Davis, Vilters.
