Security with Human Rights Campaign Resources

Security with Human Rights Campaign Resources

I Apologize to Maher Arar Campaign Resources

Sign the petition to ask Congress and Obama to apologize to Maher Arar

Collect petition signatures by using our special paper airplane petition sheet (PDF)

Host a screening and discussion of this CNN video about Maher Arar's case. Email security@aiusa.org to register your event, ask questions, and receive our free screening guide.

Write a letter to the editor of your local paper in support of Amnesty's "I Apologize" campaign during Torture Awareness Month, using these key messages.

 

Other Security with Human Rights Campaign Resources

Security with Human Rights Fall 2011 Action Guide

Security with Human Rights campaign brochure
Information about the campaign for activists and others.

Security with Human Rights campaign one-pager
A simple one page document with key information about the campaign to share with others.

Quotes from members of the military and intelligence communities
A list of quotes from members of the military and intelligence communities against torture, illegal detention and Guantanamo, and for accountability for human rights violations.

Counter Terror With Justice Campaign Speakers List
Raise awareness and inspire action in your community by holding an event with one of these engaging speakers.

Questions and Answers on extraordinary rendition
This Q&A document looks at rendition and considers the legality of secret detention; victims of rendition; black sites, their location and conditions; involvement of the USA in this practice; states' responsibility for aircraft passing through their territory, and much more.

12-Point Program for the Prevention of Torture
Amnesty International calls on all governments to implement the following 12-point program and invites concerned individuals and organizations to ensure that they do so.

U.S. and International Standards Against Torture
"No law enforcement official may inflict, instigate or tolerate any act of torture...nor may any law enforcement official invoke superior order or exceptional circumstances...as a justification of torture...

Patriot Acts: Narratives of Post-9/11 Injustice