
FREE LEONARD PELTIER
This Native American activist has been imprisoned for nearly 50 years for a crime he maintains he did not commit.
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Free Toomaj Salehi
Toomaj Salehi, an Iranian hip-hop artist sentenced to 6 years in prison and a ban on his artistic activities. Toomaj, through his music spoke out against oppression and used his art to champion the struggle for freedom and the right to protest in Iran.
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RUSSIA: STOP YOUR WAR ON UKRAINE
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Free People from ICE Detention
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The Government of Sri Lanka’s crackdown on protesters must end
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Protect the Protest Campaign
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Now is the Time to Finally Close Guantánamo
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Crime of Apartheid
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Campaign: President Biden Should Free Leonard Peltier
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Ongoing Campaigns

Women & Girls in Afghanistan:
The Taliban is violating the rights of women and girls, including the right to education. Demand change now.

Afghanistan:
Pass the Afghan Adjustment Act.

Everyday heroes:
Protecting us all from Gun Violence.

Abortion rights are under attack
Access to Abortion is a human right.


Victories
We free people from prison who are being held unjustly because of who they are or what they believe. We change laws to protect millions of people’s human rights. We transform societies to be more fair, free, and just. Read about the victories we’ve achieved.
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See more human rights issues that Amnesty is advocating for across the world.
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Zeke Johnson, National Director of Campaigns & Crisis Response
Zeke Johnson (he/him) is the National Director of Campaigns and Crisis Response at AIUSA. He has represented the organization before the United Nations Committee Against Torture and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights; testified before members of Congress about US drone strikes; and served as a trial monitor at Guantanamo Bay and as a human rights observer in Standing Rock, Baltimore and Ferguson. He has been quoted in the NYT, NPR, Washington Post and other media.

Isra Chaker, Senior Campaign Manager
Isra Chaker (she/her) is a Syrian-American activist, humanitarian advocate, and public speaker. She currently serves as Senior Campaign manager at AIUSA, where she is a strategic leader, fostering innovation and creativity, and leading a cross-organizational team of volunteers and staff to deliver winning campaigns. She also serves as a key thought partner to the National Director of Campaigns and Crisis Response in developing and winning AIUSA’s Campaigns.

Tala Harb, Senior Campaigner
Tala Harb (she/her) is a human rights and gender development professional. She currently serves as a Senior Campaigner at AIUSA, based in Washington DC. Her journey began in Beirut, Lebanon where she first immersed herself in the transformative work of Al. Over the past decade, Tala’s work focused on gender issues, humanitarian setting and conflict resolutions in the Middle East and North Africa region. In her role, she leads the creation, design, and implementation of effective human rights campaign strategies to foster collaboration, and help grow the size, diversity, and influence of the movement in the US and around the world.