Hypertext Amnesty letters
Free do-it-yourself letter-writing
facility
For those with the necessary computer skills, it is now
possible make up composite letters by selecting from a large number of phrases
available. Just decide which case you want to do, then follow the instructions
in a series of easy steps, selecting appropriate wordings at each point.
Letters can be produced in a fraction of the time it normally takes by
hand.
Have you thought about the advantages of becoming a
regular subscriber? Every month, or at longer intervals
set by you, we send you via email:
- Three personalised letters to foreign governments based
on the very latest Amnesty appeals
- Optional TRANSLATIONS of letters into French or Spanish
if appropriate
- The full case details on which the letters are
based
- Information about current airmail postage rates - many
people pay more than they need
- News of updates on past cases, e.g. prisoner
releases
- AND you get a 3-month FREE TRIAL with no obligation to
continue
Please also note that:
- There is far more variety of wording than is possible
with the simplified DIY letters
- You don't have to keep track of the letters you've
already sent
- We keep backup copies of your letters for several
weeks
This may explain why over 99%of our letters are sent by regular subscribers. To apply for the
email free trial, close this page and select the appropriate menu item on the
left-hand sidebar.
If you still want DIY letters, click on one of the cases
below (Click on BACK to return).
- Indonesia
Protestors tortured and imprisoned.
- Mexico
Indigenous rights activist prisoner of conscience.
- Azerbaijan
Teenagers ill-treated in detention.
- Equatorial
Guinea Prisoners of conscience detained
incommunicado.
- Turkey Peaceful protestor dies in
custody.
- Iran Trade Union activist
persecuted.
- Syria Retry or release Muhammad Hadar
Zammar.
- Armenia Discrimination in domestic
violence case.
- Indonesia
Two men jailed for raising a flag.
The cases on which the letters are based will be found in
the Real Lives - Worldwide Appeals pages of the current, previous or
next issue of the bi-monthly UK Amnesty magazine and on AI's web site.
The letters have not been reviewed by Amnesty International and there is no
implication of Amnesty in any shortcomings they may contain. Amnesty issues 3 new cases every month and letters
for these are normally available around the middle of the month.