WRITE FOR RIGHTS

TAKE ACTION AND PROTECT THEIR RIGHTS TODAY

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MAKE A DIFFERENCE ONLINE

Every year, Amnesty International’s Write for Rights campaign brings people together to fight injustice and support people whose human rights are under threat.

This year’s campaign features people from around the world who are all connected because their human rights have been violated.

By signing online petitions and sharing stories across your network, you can demand justice calling decision makers to do the right thing.

You can join this year's campaign online and become part of a community working to make the world a more just and compassionate place.

Owen Chow

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Owen Chow

Owen Chow is facing more than 12 years in prison on charges including 'conspiracy to commit subversion' after standing in unofficial election “primaries”.

Add your name to call for his immediate release and show your support by writing to him.

Marwa Arafa

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Marwa Arafa

Egyptian human rights activist Marwa Arafa has spent more than six years in prison because of her peaceful activism.

Write to Marwa and call for the immediate and unconditional release of her

Imaan Mazari-Hazir & Hadi Ali Chattha

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Imaan Mazari-Hazir & Hadi Ali Chattha

Human rights lawyers Imaan Mazari-Hazir and Hadi Ali Chattha have been imprisoned because they spoke out.

Write to Imaan & Hadi, and call on Pakistan's prime minister to immediately and unconditionally release them

Daria Egereva

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Daria Egereva

Indigenous rights defender Daria Egereva could face up to 20 years in prison for her peaceful human rights work. Sign the petition calling on the Russian authorities to immediately release Daria.

Humphrey Polepole

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Humphrey Polepole

Humphrey Polepole disappeared after being abducted from his home. Sign the petition and demand answers for his family from the Tanzanian authorities.

Ruth López

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Ruth López

Lawyer and human rights defender Ruth López is a prisoner of conscience. Add your name to call for her immediate and unconditional release.