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From standing in front of tanks in Tiananmen Square to sitting at lunch counters in Greensboro, North Carolina during the civil rights movement of the 1960’s, student activists have historically been at the frontline of the human rights movement.
Amnesty International offers students a way to join the movement for social justice, learn more about global issues, and educate others about human rights.
Our student groups at high school, university and within youth groups take action to defend and protect human rights. These groups are the face of Amnesty within their school, university and wider community. They build support and pressure on the burning human rights issue of the day.
Our student groups also participate in our annual human rights Freedom Challenge - during Amnesty’s public action Freedom Week.
Calling all Amnesty School Leavers!!!
If you have been part of an Amnesty group at your school and are leaving this year, then we would like to offer you one years free membership! This is to say thank you for all your hard work over your time at school, we really appriciate you! Download the form, and once you have completed the form for all your years 13s, then email it to youth.intern@amnesty.org.nz.
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