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Write letters to world leaders.
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Several urgent issues are listed on this
page in the yellow area and there are several more here. If you've
never written advocacy or appeal letters before,
here are some letter writing tips.
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Get involved at a Saskatchewan AI group.
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There are several groups regularly
getting together, planning public awareness events, writing letters together and
exchanging information and ideas. Even if you are in a smaller community, our
provincial fieldworkers may be able to connect you
with others nearby who have expressed an interest in human rights work.
Here's a list of active Saskatchewan AI groups.
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Support Amnesty's efforts through a donation.
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By making a donation you can become a part of Amnesty's global movement to defend the
human rights of everyone, no matter where they live.
To maintain our impartiality, Amnesty never accepts
money from any government, and depends on individuals like you to fund our life-saving work.
* When you donate to Amnesty International, you always
receive a charitable tax receipt along with our thanks. *
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Purchase Holiday Cards for 2008 and Calendars for 2009.
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The Regina Chapter, Group 91 of Amnesty International is pleased to offer our specially designed collection of Holiday Cards for 2008 and our 2009 Calendar. Through the purchase and use of these lovely cards and calendars you will not only be supporting Amnesty International in a financial manner, you will also have the opportunity to support and promote Justice and Human Rights in Saskatchewan, Canada, and on a global scale. Please consider supporting Amnesty International in your holiday and future purchases. Please check out the order form at this here. |
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Read about Amnesty's efforts and concerns around the world.
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The web sites at
our Canadian national office and our
International Secretariat have many status reports,
online resources and toolkits, news releases, issues updates and financial reports.
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Come out to one of our public events.
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We often plan events intended to
raise the awareness and knowledge of the public about important human rights concerns
both here in Canada and around the world. For example, every December on International
Human Rights Day, we hold a Candlelight Vigil, but we also get together regularly to
write appeal letters and inform ourselves about current human rights concerns.
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Let us know what you'd like to do!
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If you've got ideas that you think will
help, we want to hear from you. Get in contact with one of our groups or
our provincial fieldworkers.
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