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Amnesty International Write For Rights, 1pm-4pm on Saturday 10 January 2026 at First United Church
- What: Amnesty International Group 9 Hosts Write for Rights
- When: 1:00pm to 4:00pm on Saturday 10 January 2026 iCal
- Where: Hilliard Hall, First United Church
- Location: 16 William Street West, Waterloo, Ontario Map
- Online: https://www.amnestywaterlooregion.org/2025/12/write-for-rights.html
- Contact: [email protected]
Hello Amnesty supporters,
You are invited to join human rights advocates in the Kitchener/Waterloo area as we take part in Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights letter-writing campaign — the biggest human rights event in the world!
What to do: We will have printed copies of letters for you to sign as well as blank cards and art materials so you can prepare messages of support for the people and families whose rights are under threat.
W4R-2025-letterspdffinal15pshare.pdf, 90 kBytesDownload the prepared letters with instructions so that if you have the time, you can sign the letters in advance and bring them with you to our event on January 10. That way, you can focus on preparing the cards of support when you arrive.
More about Write for Rights:
Write for Rights involves hundreds of thousands of people across 200 countries and territories who write millions of letters and and send messages of support on behalf of eight individuals or groups whose rights are at risk.
Write for Rights has helped transform the lives of more than 100 people since 2001, freeing them from torture, harassment, or unjust imprisonment.
This year Amnesty International’s eight cases include: displaced people in Madagascar in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, Sámi reindeer herders in Norway whose lifestyle and land rights are under threat, deadly conditions in South African daycares, a lawyer and media commentator in Tunisia jailed for criticizing inhumane prison conditions, a photojournalist sentenced to 20 years hard labour in prison for reporting on the impact of a cyclone in northern Myanmar and the intimidation, imprisonment and murder of environmentalists in the Amazon, Cambodia, and Honduras.
Your words have the power to change lives! Please join us to sign letters and send messages of support to change lives for the better.
Hope to see you on January 10!!!
For more information about this event, email [email protected]
For more information about Canada-based Write for Rights events and on-line petitions go to https://amnesty.ca/write-for-rights/
Check out our social media at…
Event: Write For Rights – January 10th 2026 @1:00pm @ First United Church in Waterloo
Event: Group 9 Hosts Write for Rights
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DR3NMvjiUcJ/
#AmnestyInternationalCanada #Group9 #GroupNine #WaterlooRegion #WriteForRights -
Amnesty International Write For Rights, 1pm-4pm on Saturday 10 January 2026 at First United Church
- What: Amnesty International Group 9 Hosts Write for Rights
- When: 1:00pm to 4:00pm on Saturday 10 January 2026 iCal
- Where: Hilliard Hall, First United Church
- Location: 16 William Street West, Waterloo, Ontario Map
- Online: https://www.amnestywaterlooregion.org/2025/12/write-for-rights.html
- Contact: [email protected]
Hello Amnesty supporters,
You are invited to join human rights advocates in the Kitchener/Waterloo area as we take part in Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights letter-writing campaign — the biggest human rights event in the world!
What to do: We will have printed copies of letters for you to sign as well as blank cards and art materials so you can prepare messages of support for the people and families whose rights are under threat.
W4R-2025-letterspdffinal15pshare.pdf, 90 kBytesDownload the prepared letters with instructions so that if you have the time, you can sign the letters in advance and bring them with you to our event on January 10. That way, you can focus on preparing the cards of support when you arrive.
More about Write for Rights:
Write for Rights involves hundreds of thousands of people across 200 countries and territories who write millions of letters and and send messages of support on behalf of eight individuals or groups whose rights are at risk.
Write for Rights has helped transform the lives of more than 100 people since 2001, freeing them from torture, harassment, or unjust imprisonment.
This year Amnesty International’s eight cases include: displaced people in Madagascar in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, Sámi reindeer herders in Norway whose lifestyle and land rights are under threat, deadly conditions in South African daycares, a lawyer and media commentator in Tunisia jailed for criticizing inhumane prison conditions, a photojournalist sentenced to 20 years hard labour in prison for reporting on the impact of a cyclone in northern Myanmar and the intimidation, imprisonment and murder of environmentalists in the Amazon, Cambodia, and Honduras.
Your words have the power to change lives! Please join us to sign letters and send messages of support to change lives for the better.
Hope to see you on January 10!!!
For more information about this event, email [email protected]
For more information about Canada-based Write for Rights events and on-line petitions go to https://amnesty.ca/write-for-rights/
Check out our social media at…
Event: Write For Rights – January 10th 2026 @1:00pm @ First United Church in Waterloo
Event: Group 9 Hosts Write for Rights
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DR3NMvjiUcJ/
#AmnestyInternationalCanada #Group9 #GroupNine #WaterlooRegion #WriteForRights -
Amnesty International Write For Rights, 1pm-4pm on Saturday 10 January 2026 at First United Church
- What: Amnesty International Group 9 Hosts Write for Rights
- When: 1:00pm to 4:00pm on Saturday 10 January 2026 iCal
- Where: Hilliard Hall, First United Church
- Location: 16 William Street West, Waterloo, Ontario Map
- Online: https://www.amnestywaterlooregion.org/2025/12/write-for-rights.html
- Contact: [email protected]
Hello Amnesty supporters,
You are invited to join human rights advocates in the Kitchener/Waterloo area as we take part in Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights letter-writing campaign — the biggest human rights event in the world!
What to do: We will have printed copies of letters for you to sign as well as blank cards and art materials so you can prepare messages of support for the people and families whose rights are under threat.
W4R-2025-letterspdffinal15pshare.pdf, 90 kBytesDownload the prepared letters with instructions so that if you have the time, you can sign the letters in advance and bring them with you to our event on January 10. That way, you can focus on preparing the cards of support when you arrive.
More about Write for Rights:
Write for Rights involves hundreds of thousands of people across 200 countries and territories who write millions of letters and and send messages of support on behalf of eight individuals or groups whose rights are at risk.
Write for Rights has helped transform the lives of more than 100 people since 2001, freeing them from torture, harassment, or unjust imprisonment.
This year Amnesty International’s eight cases include: displaced people in Madagascar in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, Sámi reindeer herders in Norway whose lifestyle and land rights are under threat, deadly conditions in South African daycares, a lawyer and media commentator in Tunisia jailed for criticizing inhumane prison conditions, a photojournalist sentenced to 20 years hard labour in prison for reporting on the impact of a cyclone in northern Myanmar and the intimidation, imprisonment and murder of environmentalists in the Amazon, Cambodia, and Honduras.
Your words have the power to change lives! Please join us to sign letters and send messages of support to change lives for the better.
Hope to see you on January 10!!!
For more information about this event, email [email protected]
For more information about Canada-based Write for Rights events and on-line petitions go to https://amnesty.ca/write-for-rights/
Check out our social media at…
Event: Write For Rights – January 10th 2026 @1:00pm @ First United Church in Waterloo
Event: Group 9 Hosts Write for Rights
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DR3NMvjiUcJ/
#AmnestyInternationalCanada #Group9 #GroupNine #WaterlooRegion #WriteForRights -
Amnesty International Write For Rights, 1pm-4pm on Saturday 10 January 2026 at First United Church
- What: Amnesty International Group 9 Hosts Write for Rights
- When: 1:00pm to 4:00pm on Saturday 10 January 2026 iCal
- Where: Hilliard Hall, First United Church
- Location: 16 William Street West, Waterloo, Ontario Map
- Online: https://www.amnestywaterlooregion.org/2025/12/write-for-rights.html
- Contact: [email protected]
Hello Amnesty supporters,
You are invited to join human rights advocates in the Kitchener/Waterloo area as we take part in Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights letter-writing campaign — the biggest human rights event in the world!
What to do: We will have printed copies of letters for you to sign as well as blank cards and art materials so you can prepare messages of support for the people and families whose rights are under threat.
W4R-2025-letterspdffinal15pshare.pdf, 90 kBytesDownload the prepared letters with instructions so that if you have the time, you can sign the letters in advance and bring them with you to our event on January 10. That way, you can focus on preparing the cards of support when you arrive.
More about Write for Rights:
Write for Rights involves hundreds of thousands of people across 200 countries and territories who write millions of letters and and send messages of support on behalf of eight individuals or groups whose rights are at risk.
Write for Rights has helped transform the lives of more than 100 people since 2001, freeing them from torture, harassment, or unjust imprisonment.
This year Amnesty International’s eight cases include: displaced people in Madagascar in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, Sámi reindeer herders in Norway whose lifestyle and land rights are under threat, deadly conditions in South African daycares, a lawyer and media commentator in Tunisia jailed for criticizing inhumane prison conditions, a photojournalist sentenced to 20 years hard labour in prison for reporting on the impact of a cyclone in northern Myanmar and the intimidation, imprisonment and murder of environmentalists in the Amazon, Cambodia, and Honduras.
Your words have the power to change lives! Please join us to sign letters and send messages of support to change lives for the better.
Hope to see you on January 10!!!
For more information about this event, email [email protected]
For more information about Canada-based Write for Rights events and on-line petitions go to https://amnesty.ca/write-for-rights/
Check out our social media at…
Event: Write For Rights – January 10th 2026 @1:00pm @ First United Church in Waterloo
Event: Group 9 Hosts Write for Rights
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DR3NMvjiUcJ/
#AmnestyInternationalCanada #Group9 #GroupNine #WaterlooRegion #WriteForRights -
Amnesty International Write For Rights, 1pm-4pm on Saturday 10 January 2026 at First United Church
- What: Amnesty International Group 9 Hosts Write for Rights
- When: 1:00pm to 4:00pm on Saturday 10 January 2026 iCal
- Where: Hilliard Hall, First United Church
- Location: 16 William Street West, Waterloo, Ontario Map
- Online: https://www.amnestywaterlooregion.org/2025/12/write-for-rights.html
- Contact: [email protected]
Hello Amnesty supporters,
You are invited to join human rights advocates in the Kitchener/Waterloo area as we take part in Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights letter-writing campaign — the biggest human rights event in the world!
What to do: We will have printed copies of letters for you to sign as well as blank cards and art materials so you can prepare messages of support for the people and families whose rights are under threat.
W4R-2025-letterspdffinal15pshare.pdf, 90 kBytesDownload the prepared letters with instructions so that if you have the time, you can sign the letters in advance and bring them with you to our event on January 10. That way, you can focus on preparing the cards of support when you arrive.
More about Write for Rights:
Write for Rights involves hundreds of thousands of people across 200 countries and territories who write millions of letters and and send messages of support on behalf of eight individuals or groups whose rights are at risk.
Write for Rights has helped transform the lives of more than 100 people since 2001, freeing them from torture, harassment, or unjust imprisonment.
This year Amnesty International’s eight cases include: displaced people in Madagascar in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, Sámi reindeer herders in Norway whose lifestyle and land rights are under threat, deadly conditions in South African daycares, a lawyer and media commentator in Tunisia jailed for criticizing inhumane prison conditions, a photojournalist sentenced to 20 years hard labour in prison for reporting on the impact of a cyclone in northern Myanmar and the intimidation, imprisonment and murder of environmentalists in the Amazon, Cambodia, and Honduras.
Your words have the power to change lives! Please join us to sign letters and send messages of support to change lives for the better.
Hope to see you on January 10!!!
For more information about this event, email [email protected]
For more information about Canada-based Write for Rights events and on-line petitions go to https://amnesty.ca/write-for-rights/
Check out our social media at…
Event: Write For Rights – January 10th 2026 @1:00pm @ First United Church in Waterloo
Event: Group 9 Hosts Write for Rights
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DR3NMvjiUcJ/
#AmnestyInternationalCanada #Group9 #GroupNine #WaterlooRegion #WriteForRights -
On Saturday, with a team of volunteers and as part of Amnesty International’s annual “Write for Rights” campaign, I wrote letters to support people around the world whose human rights are not respected.
Here, I’m writing a letter to the family of Juan López in Honduras, an eco-activist who was murdered a year ago because he opposed mining projects that threatened local rivers and forests, as well as a national park. 💚
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On Saturday, with a team of volunteers and as part of Amnesty International’s annual “Write for Rights” campaign, I wrote letters to support people around the world whose human rights are not respected.
Here, I’m writing a letter to the family of Juan López in Honduras, an eco-activist who was murdered a year ago because he opposed mining projects that threatened local rivers and forests, as well as a national park. 💚
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On Saturday, with a team of volunteers and as part of Amnesty International’s annual “Write for Rights” campaign, I wrote letters to support people around the world whose human rights are not respected.
Here, I’m writing a letter to the family of Juan López in Honduras, an eco-activist who was murdered a year ago because he opposed mining projects that threatened local rivers and forests, as well as a national park. 💚
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Prisoner of conscience signing
Salisbury group held its Write for Rights in the Cathedral
November 2025
The Salisbury group held a successful Write for Rights in the Cathedral Cloisters today and there was an unbroken file of people agreeing to sign. We highlighted two individuals and one group of individuals. The latter were Guerreras por la Amazonia who call themselves the ‘daughter of the earth’ who despite threats and intimidation, continue to demand climate justice for their communities. Climate issues are being seen more and more in human rights terms in recent years. The activities of resource firms who are deforesting large chunks of the Amazon, are having a dramatic effect on the wildlife and on he indigenous peoples. The group took action against Chevron-Texaco to limit the methane flares they emit.
We highlighted Sai Zaw Thaike from Myanmar where the military junta still holds sway although a little less confidently these days. He is a photo journalist who was arrested 3 years ago and sentenced to 20 years of hard labour, tortured and held in solitary confinement for exposing what happened after cyclone Mocha.
Sonia Dahmani (pictured) from Tunisia was our third person. Sonia is a lawyer who has spoken out about racism, migration and prison conditions. She has been harassed and accused of spreading false news. She is under arrest and one of several who have been treated this way by the authoritarian president Kais Saied.
[Since preparing the Write for Rights, it appears that she has been released in the past few days. This is good news]
View of the signing.
Our thanks go to group members Andrew for arranging the event with the Cathedral, Fiona for organising the signing itself, and Tony, Val, Peter and Lesley for assisting on the day.
Latest posts:
- Analysing the Shift in UK Migration Figures: What It Means
- Death penalty report
- ‘They think it’s all over …’
- Prisoner of conscience signing
- Good attendance at vigil 104
#amazon #cathedral #climate #myanmar #salisbury #tunisia #writeForRights
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Prisoner of conscience signing
Salisbury group held its Write for Rights in the Cathedral
November 2025
The Salisbury group held a successful Write for Rights in the Cathedral Cloisters today and there was an unbroken file of people agreeing to sign. We highlighted two individuals and one group of individuals. The latter were Guerreras por la Amazonia who call themselves the ‘daughter of the earth’ who despite threats and intimidation, continue to demand climate justice for their communities. Climate issues are being seen more and more in human rights terms in recent years. The activities of resource firms who are deforesting large chunks of the Amazon, are having a dramatic effect on the wildlife and on he indigenous peoples. The group took action against Chevron-Texaco to limit the methane flares they emit.
We highlighted Sai Zaw Thaike from Myanmar where the military junta still holds sway although a little less confidently these days. He is a photo journalist who was arrested 3 years ago and sentenced to 20 years of hard labour, tortured and held in solitary confinement for exposing what happened after cyclone Mocha.
Sonia Dahmani (pictured) from Tunisia was our third person. Sonia is a lawyer who has spoken out about racism, migration and prison conditions. She has been harassed and accused of spreading false news. She is under arrest and one of several who have been treated this way by the authoritarian president Kais Saied.
[Since preparing the Write for Rights, it appears that she has been released in the past few days. This is good news]
View of the signing.
Our thanks go to group members Andrew for arranging the event with the Cathedral, Fiona for organising the signing itself, and Tony, Val, Peter and Lesley for assisting on the day.
Latest posts:
- Analysing the Shift in UK Migration Figures: What It Means
- Death penalty report
- ‘They think it’s all over …’
- Prisoner of conscience signing
- Good attendance at vigil 104
#amazon #cathedral #climate #myanmar #salisbury #tunisia #writeForRights
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Prisoner of conscience signing
Salisbury group held its Write for Rights in the Cathedral
November 2025
The Salisbury group held a successful Write for Rights in the Cathedral Cloisters today and there was an unbroken file of people agreeing to sign. We highlighted two individuals and one group of individuals. The latter were Guerreras por la Amazonia who call themselves the ‘daughter of the earth’ who despite threats and intimidation, continue to demand climate justice for their communities. Climate issues are being seen more and more in human rights terms in recent years. The activities of resource firms who are deforesting large chunks of the Amazon, are having a dramatic effect on the wildlife and on he indigenous peoples. The group took action against Chevron-Texaco to limit the methane flares they emit.
We highlighted Sai Zaw Thaike from Myanmar where the military junta still holds sway although a little less confidently these days. He is a photo journalist who was arrested 3 years ago and sentenced to 20 years of hard labour, tortured and held in solitary confinement for exposing what happened after cyclone Mocha.
Sonia Dahmani (pictured) from Tunisia was our third person. Sonia is a lawyer who has spoken out about racism, migration and prison conditions. She has been harassed and accused of spreading false news. She is under arrest and one of several who have been treated this way by the authoritarian president Kais Saied.
[Since preparing the Write for Rights, it appears that she has been released in the past few days. This is good news]
View of the signing.
Our thanks go to group members Andrew for arranging the event with the Cathedral, Fiona for organising the signing itself, and Tony, Val, Peter and Lesley for assisting on the day.
Latest posts:
- Analysing the Shift in UK Migration Figures: What It Means
- Death penalty report
- ‘They think it’s all over …’
- Prisoner of conscience signing
- Good attendance at vigil 104
#amazon #cathedral #climate #myanmar #salisbury #tunisia #writeForRights
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Prisoner of conscience signing
Salisbury group held its Write for Rights in the Cathedral
November 2025
The Salisbury group held a successful Write for Rights in the Cathedral Cloisters today and there was an unbroken file of people agreeing to sign. We highlighted two individuals and one group of individuals. The latter were Guerreras por la Amazonia who call themselves the ‘daughter of the earth’ who despite threats and intimidation, continue to demand climate justice for their communities. Climate issues are being seen more and more in human rights terms in recent years. The activities of resource firms who are deforesting large chunks of the Amazon, are having a dramatic effect on the wildlife and on he indigenous peoples. The group took action against Chevron-Texaco to limit the methane flares they emit.
We highlighted Sai Zaw Thaike from Myanmar where the military junta still holds sway although a little less confidently these days. He is a photo journalist who was arrested 3 years ago and sentenced to 20 years of hard labour, tortured and held in solitary confinement for exposing what happened after cyclone Mocha.
Sonia Dahmani (pictured) from Tunisia was our third person. Sonia is a lawyer who has spoken out about racism, migration and prison conditions. She has been harassed and accused of spreading false news. She is under arrest and one of several who have been treated this way by the authoritarian president Kais Saied.
[Since preparing the Write for Rights, it appears that she has been released in the past few days. This is good news]
View of the signing.
Our thanks go to group members Andrew for arranging the event with the Cathedral, Fiona for organising the signing itself, and Tony, Val, Peter and Lesley for assisting on the day.
Latest posts:
- Analysing the Shift in UK Migration Figures: What It Means
- Death penalty report
- ‘They think it’s all over …’
- Prisoner of conscience signing
- Good attendance at vigil 104
#amazon #cathedral #climate #myanmar #salisbury #tunisia #writeForRights
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Über 4,6 Mio. Unterschriften kamen weltweit zusammen beim #Briefmarathon von #AmnestyInternational 2024! Danke an alle, die mitgemacht haben! 🙏 Zahlen und Erfolge im neuen Campaign Report. Hier downloadbar 👇 #WriteForRights
https://www.amnesty.org/en/documents/act30/9202/2025/en/ -
Über 4,6 Mio. Unterschriften kamen weltweit zusammen beim #Briefmarathon von #AmnestyInternational 2024! Danke an alle, die mitgemacht haben! 🙏 Zahlen und Erfolge im neuen Campaign Report. Hier downloadbar 👇 #WriteForRights
https://www.amnesty.org/en/documents/act30/9202/2025/en/ -
Über 4,6 Mio. Unterschriften kamen weltweit zusammen beim #Briefmarathon von #AmnestyInternational 2024! Danke an alle, die mitgemacht haben! 🙏 Zahlen und Erfolge im neuen Campaign Report. Hier downloadbar 👇 #WriteForRights
https://www.amnesty.org/en/documents/act30/9202/2025/en/ -
Über 4,6 Mio. Unterschriften kamen weltweit zusammen beim #Briefmarathon von #AmnestyInternational 2024! Danke an alle, die mitgemacht haben! 🙏 Zahlen und Erfolge im neuen Campaign Report. Hier downloadbar 👇 #WriteForRights
https://www.amnesty.org/en/documents/act30/9202/2025/en/ -
Amnesty International Write For Rights, Noon on Saturday 11 January 2025 at First United Church
What: Amnesty International Write For Rights
When: Noon to 4:00pm on Saturday 11 January 2025
Where: Hilliard Hall at First United Church
Location: 16 William Street West, Waterloo, Ontario Map
Contact: [email protected] (Amnesty International’s chapter in Waterloo Region)Write for Rights is this coming Saturday January 11 from Noon to 4:00pm in Hilliard Hall at First United Church. If you are able, we suggest printing up the letters and signing them in advance. Then we can bring them to First United to allow more time to work on cards of support during the event.
Amnesty International Write For Rights letter package 2024 (PDF, 515 kBytes)
You are invited to join human rights advocates in the Kitchener/Waterloo area as we take part in Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights letter-writing campaign. Along with hundreds of thousands of people across 200 countries and territories, we will gather to write letters and sign petitions in support of nine individuals or groups whose rights are at risk.
Every year, people around the world write millions of letters, emails, tweets, Facebook posts and postcards in support of those who are unjustly persecuted. Write for Rights has helped transform the lives of more than 100 people since 2001, freeing them from torture, harassment, or unjust imprisonment. In 2023, more than 5.8 million actions were taken, making Write for Rights the biggest human rights event in the world.
This year Amnesty International’s nine cases include the Wet’suwet’en Land Defenders in BC, Canada, a singer and young mother in Angola sentenced to two years in prison for criticizing the president, a young man in Argentina who was blinded by rubber bullets when taking part in a peaceful demonstration, a university student in Egypt detained and tortured in retaliation for his brother’s activism, and a forensic medicine expert in Turkey renowned for her work to eradicate torture, who has been subjected to baseless criminal investigations, detention and prosecutions.
Your words have the power to change lives! Please join us to sign letters and send messages of support to change lives for the better. We have prepared letters for you to sign at the event — or if you have the time, to print and sign now — and bring to the event. Each case (except the Canadian one) has two letters to be signed; one to the government and the second to the embassy of that government. Please include your printed name, city name, Canada and your postal code with your signature.
Whether you sign the letters at the event or sign the letters in advance and bring them to the event, we will mail them for you. If you prefer to mail the letters or cards yourself, please inform us at [email protected] which letters and cards you have sent so that we can include them in our official count.
We hope that you will spend your time at the event creating cards and messages of support for the people on whose behalf we are acting this year. Blank cards and drawing materials will be provided.
For more information about this event, email [email protected]. For more information about Canada-based Write for Rights events and resources, see https://amnesty.ca/write.
#AmnestyInternational #AmnestyInternationalCanada #FirstUnitedChurch #Group9 #GroupNine #WriteForRights
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Amnesty International Write For Rights, Noon on Saturday 11 January 2025 at First United Church
What: Amnesty International Write For Rights
When: Noon to 4:00pm on Saturday 11 January 2025
Where: Hilliard Hall at First United Church
Location: 16 William Street West, Waterloo, Ontario Map
Contact: [email protected] (Amnesty International’s chapter in Waterloo Region)Write for Rights is this coming Saturday January 11 from Noon to 4:00pm in Hilliard Hall at First United Church. If you are able, we suggest printing up the letters and signing them in advance. Then we can bring them to First United to allow more time to work on cards of support during the event.
Amnesty International Write For Rights letter package 2024 (PDF, 515 kBytes)
You are invited to join human rights advocates in the Kitchener/Waterloo area as we take part in Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights letter-writing campaign. Along with hundreds of thousands of people across 200 countries and territories, we will gather to write letters and sign petitions in support of nine individuals or groups whose rights are at risk.
Every year, people around the world write millions of letters, emails, tweets, Facebook posts and postcards in support of those who are unjustly persecuted. Write for Rights has helped transform the lives of more than 100 people since 2001, freeing them from torture, harassment, or unjust imprisonment. In 2023, more than 5.8 million actions were taken, making Write for Rights the biggest human rights event in the world.
This year Amnesty International’s nine cases include the Wet’suwet’en Land Defenders in BC, Canada, a singer and young mother in Angola sentenced to two years in prison for criticizing the president, a young man in Argentina who was blinded by rubber bullets when taking part in a peaceful demonstration, a university student in Egypt detained and tortured in retaliation for his brother’s activism, and a forensic medicine expert in Turkey renowned for her work to eradicate torture, who has been subjected to baseless criminal investigations, detention and prosecutions.
Your words have the power to change lives! Please join us to sign letters and send messages of support to change lives for the better. We have prepared letters for you to sign at the event — or if you have the time, to print and sign now — and bring to the event. Each case (except the Canadian one) has two letters to be signed; one to the government and the second to the embassy of that government. Please include your printed name, city name, Canada and your postal code with your signature.
Whether you sign the letters at the event or sign the letters in advance and bring them to the event, we will mail them for you. If you prefer to mail the letters or cards yourself, please inform us at [email protected] which letters and cards you have sent so that we can include them in our official count.
We hope that you will spend your time at the event creating cards and messages of support for the people on whose behalf we are acting this year. Blank cards and drawing materials will be provided.
For more information about this event, email [email protected]. For more information about Canada-based Write for Rights events and resources, see https://amnesty.ca/write.
#AmnestyInternational #AmnestyInternationalCanada #FirstUnitedChurch #Group9 #GroupNine #WriteForRights
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Amnesty International Write For Rights, Noon on Saturday 11 January 2025 at First United Church
What: Amnesty International Write For Rights
When: Noon to 4:00pm on Saturday 11 January 2025
Where: Hilliard Hall at First United Church
Location: 16 William Street West, Waterloo, Ontario Map
Contact: [email protected] (Amnesty International’s chapter in Waterloo Region)Write for Rights is this coming Saturday January 11 from Noon to 4:00pm in Hilliard Hall at First United Church. If you are able, we suggest printing up the letters and signing them in advance. Then we can bring them to First United to allow more time to work on cards of support during the event.
Amnesty International Write For Rights letter package 2024 (PDF, 515 kBytes)
You are invited to join human rights advocates in the Kitchener/Waterloo area as we take part in Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights letter-writing campaign. Along with hundreds of thousands of people across 200 countries and territories, we will gather to write letters and sign petitions in support of nine individuals or groups whose rights are at risk.
Every year, people around the world write millions of letters, emails, tweets, Facebook posts and postcards in support of those who are unjustly persecuted. Write for Rights has helped transform the lives of more than 100 people since 2001, freeing them from torture, harassment, or unjust imprisonment. In 2023, more than 5.8 million actions were taken, making Write for Rights the biggest human rights event in the world.
This year Amnesty International’s nine cases include the Wet’suwet’en Land Defenders in BC, Canada, a singer and young mother in Angola sentenced to two years in prison for criticizing the president, a young man in Argentina who was blinded by rubber bullets when taking part in a peaceful demonstration, a university student in Egypt detained and tortured in retaliation for his brother’s activism, and a forensic medicine expert in Turkey renowned for her work to eradicate torture, who has been subjected to baseless criminal investigations, detention and prosecutions.
Your words have the power to change lives! Please join us to sign letters and send messages of support to change lives for the better. We have prepared letters for you to sign at the event — or if you have the time, to print and sign now — and bring to the event. Each case (except the Canadian one) has two letters to be signed; one to the government and the second to the embassy of that government. Please include your printed name, city name, Canada and your postal code with your signature.
Whether you sign the letters at the event or sign the letters in advance and bring them to the event, we will mail them for you. If you prefer to mail the letters or cards yourself, please inform us at [email protected] which letters and cards you have sent so that we can include them in our official count.
We hope that you will spend your time at the event creating cards and messages of support for the people on whose behalf we are acting this year. Blank cards and drawing materials will be provided.
For more information about this event, email [email protected]. For more information about Canada-based Write for Rights events and resources, see https://amnesty.ca/write.
#AmnestyInternational #AmnestyInternationalCanada #FirstUnitedChurch #Group9 #GroupNine #WriteForRights
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Amnesty International Write For Rights, Noon on Saturday 11 January 2025 at First United Church
What: Amnesty International Write For Rights
When: Noon to 4:00pm on Saturday 11 January 2025
Where: Hilliard Hall at First United Church
Location: 16 William Street West, Waterloo, Ontario Map
Contact: [email protected] (Amnesty International’s chapter in Waterloo Region)Write for Rights is this coming Saturday January 11 from Noon to 4:00pm in Hilliard Hall at First United Church. If you are able, we suggest printing up the letters and signing them in advance. Then we can bring them to First United to allow more time to work on cards of support during the event.
Amnesty International Write For Rights letter package 2024 (PDF, 515 kBytes)
You are invited to join human rights advocates in the Kitchener/Waterloo area as we take part in Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights letter-writing campaign. Along with hundreds of thousands of people across 200 countries and territories, we will gather to write letters and sign petitions in support of nine individuals or groups whose rights are at risk.
Every year, people around the world write millions of letters, emails, tweets, Facebook posts and postcards in support of those who are unjustly persecuted. Write for Rights has helped transform the lives of more than 100 people since 2001, freeing them from torture, harassment, or unjust imprisonment. In 2023, more than 5.8 million actions were taken, making Write for Rights the biggest human rights event in the world.
This year Amnesty International’s nine cases include the Wet’suwet’en Land Defenders in BC, Canada, a singer and young mother in Angola sentenced to two years in prison for criticizing the president, a young man in Argentina who was blinded by rubber bullets when taking part in a peaceful demonstration, a university student in Egypt detained and tortured in retaliation for his brother’s activism, and a forensic medicine expert in Turkey renowned for her work to eradicate torture, who has been subjected to baseless criminal investigations, detention and prosecutions.
Your words have the power to change lives! Please join us to sign letters and send messages of support to change lives for the better. We have prepared letters for you to sign at the event — or if you have the time, to print and sign now — and bring to the event. Each case (except the Canadian one) has two letters to be signed; one to the government and the second to the embassy of that government. Please include your printed name, city name, Canada and your postal code with your signature.
Whether you sign the letters at the event or sign the letters in advance and bring them to the event, we will mail them for you. If you prefer to mail the letters or cards yourself, please inform us at [email protected] which letters and cards you have sent so that we can include them in our official count.
We hope that you will spend your time at the event creating cards and messages of support for the people on whose behalf we are acting this year. Blank cards and drawing materials will be provided.
For more information about this event, email [email protected]. For more information about Canada-based Write for Rights events and resources, see https://amnesty.ca/write.
#AmnestyInternational #AmnestyInternationalCanada #FirstUnitedChurch #Group9 #GroupNine #WriteForRights
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Amnesty International Write For Rights, Noon on Saturday 11 January 2025 at First United Church
What: Amnesty International Write For Rights
When: Noon to 4:00pm on Saturday 11 January 2025
Where: Hilliard Hall at First United Church
Location: 16 William Street West, Waterloo, Ontario Map
Contact: [email protected] (Amnesty International’s chapter in Waterloo Region)Write for Rights is this coming Saturday January 11 from Noon to 4:00pm in Hilliard Hall at First United Church. If you are able, we suggest printing up the letters and signing them in advance. Then we can bring them to First United to allow more time to work on cards of support during the event.
Amnesty International Write For Rights letter package 2024 (PDF, 515 kBytes)
You are invited to join human rights advocates in the Kitchener/Waterloo area as we take part in Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights letter-writing campaign. Along with hundreds of thousands of people across 200 countries and territories, we will gather to write letters and sign petitions in support of nine individuals or groups whose rights are at risk.
Every year, people around the world write millions of letters, emails, tweets, Facebook posts and postcards in support of those who are unjustly persecuted. Write for Rights has helped transform the lives of more than 100 people since 2001, freeing them from torture, harassment, or unjust imprisonment. In 2023, more than 5.8 million actions were taken, making Write for Rights the biggest human rights event in the world.
This year Amnesty International’s nine cases include the Wet’suwet’en Land Defenders in BC, Canada, a singer and young mother in Angola sentenced to two years in prison for criticizing the president, a young man in Argentina who was blinded by rubber bullets when taking part in a peaceful demonstration, a university student in Egypt detained and tortured in retaliation for his brother’s activism, and a forensic medicine expert in Turkey renowned for her work to eradicate torture, who has been subjected to baseless criminal investigations, detention and prosecutions.
Your words have the power to change lives! Please join us to sign letters and send messages of support to change lives for the better. We have prepared letters for you to sign at the event — or if you have the time, to print and sign now — and bring to the event. Each case (except the Canadian one) has two letters to be signed; one to the government and the second to the embassy of that government. Please include your printed name, city name, Canada and your postal code with your signature.
Whether you sign the letters at the event or sign the letters in advance and bring them to the event, we will mail them for you. If you prefer to mail the letters or cards yourself, please inform us at [email protected] which letters and cards you have sent so that we can include them in our official count.
We hope that you will spend your time at the event creating cards and messages of support for the people on whose behalf we are acting this year. Blank cards and drawing materials will be provided.
For more information about this event, email [email protected]. For more information about Canada-based Write for Rights events and resources, see https://amnesty.ca/write.
#AmnestyInternational #AmnestyInternationalCanada #FirstUnitedChurch #Group9 #GroupNine #WriteForRights
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Romsey Amnesty International sends messages of hope | Hampshire Chronicle www.hampshirechronicle.co.uk/news/2479668... #Romsey #Hampshire #WriteForRights #Amnesty
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Romsey Amnesty International sends messages of hope | Hampshire Chronicle
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Romsey Amnesty International sends messages of hope | Hampshire Chronicle
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Romsey Amnesty International sends messages of hope | Hampshire Chronicle
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Romsey Amnesty International sends messages of hope | Hampshire Chronicle
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Um diese Jahreszeit findet traditionell der Briefmarathon von #AmnestyInternational statt. Wir besuchen auch Schulen und informieren dort über #Menschenrechte und den Briefmarathon. Diese Woche waren wir im Berufsbildungszentrum #Dormagen. #WriteForRights! Online hier 👇✍️📧
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Um diese Jahreszeit findet traditionell der Briefmarathon von #AmnestyInternational statt. Wir besuchen auch Schulen und informieren dort über #Menschenrechte und den Briefmarathon. Diese Woche waren wir im Berufsbildungszentrum #Dormagen. #WriteForRights! Online hier 👇✍️📧
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Um diese Jahreszeit findet traditionell der Briefmarathon von #AmnestyInternational statt. Wir besuchen auch Schulen und informieren dort über #Menschenrechte und den Briefmarathon. Diese Woche waren wir im Berufsbildungszentrum #Dormagen. #WriteForRights! Online hier 👇✍️📧
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Um diese Jahreszeit findet traditionell der Briefmarathon von #AmnestyInternational statt. Wir besuchen auch Schulen und informieren dort über #Menschenrechte und den Briefmarathon. Diese Woche waren wir im Berufsbildungszentrum #Dormagen. #WriteForRights! Online hier 👇✍️📧
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Write for Rights
Members of the Salisbury group took part in a Write for Rights event
December 2024
Some members of the Salisbury group took part in a Write for Rights event in the Cathedral Cloisters on Sunday 1 December. There were four individuals we were campaigning for and around 80 cards were signed over a 3 hour session. This is fewer than in previous years and possibly reflects the ceaseless campaigning by elements of the media against human rights and for the abolition of the Human Rights Act. Between approximately 10 and 15% of people took part and signed cards.
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Write for Rights
Members of the Salisbury group took part in a Write for Rights event
December 2024
Some members of the Salisbury group took part in a Write for Rights event in the Cathedral Cloisters on Sunday 1 December. There were four individuals we were campaigning for and around 80 cards were signed over a 3 hour session. This is fewer than in previous years and possibly reflects the ceaseless campaigning by elements of the media against human rights and for the abolition of the Human Rights Act. Between approximately 10 and 15% of people took part and signed cards.
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Write for Rights
Members of the Salisbury group took part in a Write for Rights event
December 2024
Some members of the Salisbury group took part in a Write for Rights event in the Cathedral Cloisters on Sunday 1 December. There were four individuals we were campaigning for and around 80 cards were signed over a 3 hour session. This is fewer than in previous years and possibly reflects the ceaseless campaigning by elements of the media against human rights and for the abolition of the Human Rights Act. Between approximately 10 and 15% of people took part and signed cards.
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Write for Rights
Members of the Salisbury group took part in a Write for Rights event
December 2024
Some members of the Salisbury group took part in a Write for Rights event in the Cathedral Cloisters on Sunday 1 December. There were four individuals we were campaigning for and around 80 cards were signed over a 3 hour session. This is fewer than in previous years and possibly reflects the ceaseless campaigning by elements of the media against human rights and for the abolition of the Human Rights Act. Between approximately 10 and 15% of people took part and signed cards.
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And the Vigils go on
November 2024
A video of the Vigil can be seen here.
The 52nd Vigil was held today in the Market Square in Salisbury and 30 attended. There was a kind of irony around today’s event as we looked out over the Market Square which was festooned with Christmas lights with the market in full swing. The Vigil is about peace in the region where Christianity began. With an estimated 44,000 dead in Gaza the notion of ‘peace and goodwill to all men’ seemed a long way off. Gaza and Palestine generally (however it is delineated) is precisely the area where Christianity was started yet here we are looking at a raging war and hatred seeming to be the defining spirit.
There is a temporary cessation of hostilities in Lebanon but few would confidently this to extend for any length of time.
Today (Sunday 1st December) we were in the Cathedral Cloisters from 10:00 until noon for a Write for Rights event so if you are in the area, please give us a call.
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And the Vigils go on
November 2024
A video of the Vigil can be seen here.
The 52nd Vigil was held today in the Market Square in Salisbury and 30 attended. There was a kind of irony around today’s event as we looked out over the Market Square which was festooned with Christmas lights with the market in full swing. The Vigil is about peace in the region where Christianity began. With an estimated 44,000 dead in Gaza the notion of ‘peace and goodwill to all men’ seemed a long way off. Gaza and Palestine generally (however it is delineated) is precisely the area where Christianity was started yet here we are looking at a raging war and hatred seeming to be the defining spirit.
There is a temporary cessation of hostilities in Lebanon but few would confidently this to extend for any length of time.
Today (Sunday 1st December) we were in the Cathedral Cloisters from 10:00 until noon for a Write for Rights event so if you are in the area, please give us a call.
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And the Vigils goes on
November 2024
The 51st Vigil was held today in the Market Square in Salisbury and 30 attended. There was a kind of irony around today’s event as we looked out over the Market Square which was festooned with Christmas lights with the market in full swing. The Vigil is about peace in the area where Christianity began. With an estimated 44,000 dead in Gaza the notion of ‘peace and goodwill to all men’ seemed a long way off. Gaza and Palestine generally (however it is delineated) is precisely the area where Christianity was started yet here we are looking at a raging war and hatred seeming to be the defining spirit.
There is a temporary cessation of hostilities in Lebanon but few would confidently this to extend for any length of time.
Tomorrow (Sunday 1st December) we shall be in the Cathedral Cloisters from 10:00 until noon for a Write for Rights event so if you are in the area, please give us a call.
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And the Vigils go on
November 2024
A video of the Vigil can be seen here.
The 52nd Vigil was held today in the Market Square in Salisbury and 30 attended. There was a kind of irony around today’s event as we looked out over the Market Square which was festooned with Christmas lights with the market in full swing. The Vigil is about peace in the region where Christianity began. With an estimated 44,000 dead in Gaza the notion of ‘peace and goodwill to all men’ seemed a long way off. Gaza and Palestine generally (however it is delineated) is precisely the area where Christianity was started yet here we are looking at a raging war and hatred seeming to be the defining spirit.
There is a temporary cessation of hostilities in Lebanon but few would confidently this to extend for any length of time.
Today (Sunday 1st December) we were in the Cathedral Cloisters from 10:00 until noon for a Write for Rights event so if you are in the area, please give us a call.
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1 december gaan wij de gevangenis in 🔐
Team Partij voor de Dieren doet mee aan de Schrijf je Vrij-challenge van Amnesty International. PvdD'ers laten zich opsluiten om 10 uur lang brieven te schrijven. Die gaan naar de autoriteiten van landen waar mensenrechtenactivisten onschuldig of zonder proces gevangen zitten. ✒️
Help ook, en sponsor ons om #Amnesty International te steunen bij hun goede werk:
https://schrijfjevrij.inactievooramnesty.nl/teams/pvdd ❤️#SchrijfJeVrij #WriteForRights #Pvdd #humanrights #mensenrechten
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1 december gaan wij de gevangenis in 🔐
Team Partij voor de Dieren doet mee aan de Schrijf je Vrij-challenge van Amnesty International. PvdD'ers laten zich opsluiten om 10 uur lang brieven te schrijven. Die gaan naar de autoriteiten van landen waar mensenrechtenactivisten onschuldig of zonder proces gevangen zitten. ✒️
Help ook, en sponsor ons om #Amnesty International te steunen bij hun goede werk:
https://schrijfjevrij.inactievooramnesty.nl/teams/pvdd ❤️#SchrijfJeVrij #WriteForRights #Pvdd #humanrights #mensenrechten
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1 december gaan wij de gevangenis in 🔐
Team Partij voor de Dieren doet mee aan de Schrijf je Vrij-challenge van Amnesty International. PvdD'ers laten zich opsluiten om 10 uur lang brieven te schrijven. Die gaan naar de autoriteiten van landen waar mensenrechtenactivisten onschuldig of zonder proces gevangen zitten. ✒️
Help ook, en sponsor ons om #Amnesty International te steunen bij hun goede werk:
https://schrijfjevrij.inactievooramnesty.nl/teams/pvdd ❤️#SchrijfJeVrij #WriteForRights #Pvdd #humanrights #mensenrechten
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Amnesty International reports 'ongoing violations' of #HumanRights rights on Wet'suwet'en territory. Group calls for halt to Coastal GasLink pipeline construction following 2023 research mission.
#WriteForRights : Canada must drop the charges against criminalized land defenders who are protecting Wet’suwet’en territory from the construction of a gas pipeline.
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Amnesty International reports 'ongoing violations' of #HumanRights rights on Wet'suwet'en territory. Group calls for halt to Coastal GasLink pipeline construction following 2023 research mission.
#WriteForRights : Canada must drop the charges against criminalized land defenders who are protecting Wet’suwet’en territory from the construction of a gas pipeline.
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Amnesty International reports 'ongoing violations' of #HumanRights rights on Wet'suwet'en territory. Group calls for halt to Coastal GasLink pipeline construction following 2023 research mission.
#WriteForRights : Canada must drop the charges against criminalized land defenders who are protecting Wet’suwet’en territory from the construction of a gas pipeline.
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Amnesty International reports 'ongoing violations' of #HumanRights rights on Wet'suwet'en territory. Group calls for halt to Coastal GasLink pipeline construction following 2023 research mission.
#WriteForRights : Canada must drop the charges against criminalized land defenders who are protecting Wet’suwet’en territory from the construction of a gas pipeline.
