AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL CSUN


  • MAJOR EVENTS
  • ABOUT AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
  • ON CAMPUS
  • USEFUL INFORMATION

    MAJOR EVENTS

  • Some words of sanity about the events of 9/11

  • OCTOBER 22nd 2001 National Day of Protest against Police Brutality Photos and update on the 2002 protest

    ABOUT AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL

    Amnesty International is a worldwide human rights movement working independently of all governments and political ideologies to:

  • Secure the release of prisoners of conscience (men, women and children detained anywhere solely because of their beliefs, ethnic origin, gender, sexual orientation, color, or language, and who have neither used nor advocated violence).
  • Ensure fair and prompt trials for all political prisoners.
  • End all use of torture, "disappearances," and political killing, and the death penalty.

    Amnesty International has over 1.1 million members worldwide in 192 countries and territories, including nearly 300,000 members here in the United States.

    ON CAMPUS

  • E-mail to CSUN Amnesty International Chapter

  • Next meeting: next semester, to be announced.

    USEFUL INFORMATION
  • Amnesty International USA office
  • Amnesty International world office
  • Amnesty International USA Events Calendar
  • Activist Handbook online--invaluable!
  • Scheduled demonstrations
  • Political prisoners in the USA
  • Some things you can do to fight back
  • Tactics to free political prisoners
  • How to set up an activist table
  • How to write a press release
  • Photos of October 22nd 2000 protest
  • My article on October 22nd 2000 in the UCLA Daily Bruin

    The CSUN Amnesty International Bulletin Board is next to the Political Science Office, Sierra Hall 225

    Last update: 24 October 2001