Amnesty International carry out their work in complete independence. They do not accept grants from national governments or donations from political parties for their research and campaign work. In this way they preserve their impartiality and freedom of action.
Amnesty International's vision is of a world in which all people enjoy the rights proclaimed in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Paradoxically, this makes them an uncomfortable organisation for the powerful. However, experience tells them that it is possible to change things.
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Activist management
News and new activist recruitment tasks for AIG through letters, social media, volunteer portals, etc. and generation of internal documentation related to activism.
- Timetable: 1 day of your choice per week (2 hours).
- Places: 4.
Human Rights Education
Work to bring human rights content to schools and institutes.
- Timetable: 1 day of your choice per week (2 hours).
- Places: 2.
Communication
Visibilisation of AI's work in the media, social media and AIG's blog.
- Timetable: 1 day of your choice per week (2 hours).
- Places: 4.
Working team with organised civil society (youth organisations).
Dissemination of concerns, actions and information developed by AI to young people (universities, secondary and higher education centres, youth associations, etc.).
- Timetable: 1 day of your choice per week (2 hours).
- Places: 4.