People seeking asylum should be welcomed, not imprisoned. Call on the Minister of Immigration – Hon. Kris Faafoi – to end the use of criminal justice facilities to detain people seeking asylum & to implement the recommendations laid out in our report. Take Action >>
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For Uyghurs: Nowhere Feels Safe Take action to call for Xi Jinping to stop the intimidation of Uyghurs globally & release detainees immediately. Take Action >>
Turkey: Pride parade violently broken up by police Students and an academic who simply stood in support of love as a human right, need our support and solidarity. Take Action >>
Protecting the Amazon could get her killed Call on the President of Colombia to ensure that Jani Silva and the colleagues she works with, have access to a collective protection plan. Take Action >>
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Iran: Release Yasaman from prison The government sentenced her to years in prison for campaigning against the mandatory use of the veil. Take Action >>
Action Free Nasrin Sotoudeh now Nasrin Sotoudeh, an award-winning human rights lawyer, has been sentenced to 38 years in prison and 148 lashes because of her work defending women's rights. Types: Action Take Action >>
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