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Home / Society / Issues / Human Rights and Liberties / Advocacy Organizations / Amnesty International / Action Networks
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- Freedom Writers - Amnesty International USA features three cases per month as part of the Freedom Writers network. Get case information online, write a letter today, and make a difference.
www.amnestyusa.org/freedomwriters
- Health Professionals' Network - Health professionals can make a difference by writing on behalf of prisoners for whom health issues are a concern, or by defending the human rights of fellow health professionals who are threatened or imprisoned.
www.amnestyusa.org/group/hpn
- Interfaith Network for Human Rights - People of faith can help defend those who are being persecuted for their faith, or other persons of faith who are on the front line defending and supporting their beliefs.
www.amnestyusa.org/interfaith
- Legal Support Network - The Amnesty International USA Legal Support Network focuses on the legal aspects of AIUSAs campaigns and to defending victims of human rights violations, particularly lawyers. Attorneys, law students, judges, paralegals and professionals can participate.
www.amnestyusa.org/lsn/index.html
- National Casework Office - Amnesty International groups can also choose to adopt a prisoner's longer-term case file.
www.amnestyusa.org/casework/index.html
- Raise the Roof! - Amnesty International USA's Raise the Roof! page allows web visitors to take action on crucial human rights issues right here online. Make your voice heard by contacting your state legislators. Participate without ever leaving your seat!
www.amnestyusa.org/raisetheroof
- Urgent Action Network - AI was founded on the principle that by writing a letter, one could save a life. The Urgent Action Network carries on this work today. UA participants receive timely information on prisoners of conscience who need help right now. They write letters to bring attention and publicity to their cases. AI groups, church groups, schools, professional groups, and individuals all participate in the Urgent Action Network.
www.amnestyusa.org/urgact
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