"Because there are only a few global non-governmental organizations that affect real change - this is one of them."
Gemma from Vancouver
joined on August 22, 2010
"I have always admired the work that the dedicated people do in this organization. I wear a tee shirt with your Light a candle phrase to help spread the word .. Thank you for all you do and TRY to do .. May you be blessed in your work ..."
Wendy from St. Georges
joined on August 14, 2010
"There are too many organisations spread across the globe, all for the ailing, suffering and exploited ones. As an outsider I am impressed by Amnesty International. I would like to be part of the noble cause."
Das from Edmonton
joined on August 13, 2010
"i want to walk the walk,enough talk"
lori from campell river
joined on August 12, 2010
"The Amersty International is the only hope Sri Lankan Tamils have now. I lost a lot's of my family members and friends from the Sri Lankan Genocide happen before 2009 till now. All the other country's are taken advantage of this situation for there own good. The Amnesty International is the only one truly helping us. Thank you for you kind help and we begging for more from you.
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Lenard from Mississauga
joined on August 11, 2010
"I am a rule of law adviser in Afghanistan. The challenges here are almost overwhelming. We will only have a chance for success if we unite our voices. Amnesty Int'l. will allow me to add my voice to many."
Allan from Magrath
joined on August 11, 2010
"I more and more see the human rights are vanishing in my origin born country LEBANON. I'm shokked and astonished seeing the feodolic system returning back to Lebanon. jailing peoples based on their names, identity, community and religion. The human rights are disappearing in Lebanon and this is shameful how the beautiful old cultural country 'LEBANON' is changing.
The peaceful country is disappearing and the fanatisim is mushrooming in an unprecedented manner.
Imprisoning peaceful and weak people in Lebanon is becoming common as conspiracy for spying to cover-up some killing incidents happened to some personalities.
I do support your effort to help making a better world for evryone.
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Camille from Repentigny
joined on August 9, 2010
"I joined Amnesty International because, quite simply, it is the right thing to do."
Lona from Calgary
joined on August 1, 2010
"I can not think of anything more worthy of attention than Human Dignity."
Rana from Stittsville
joined on July 28, 2010
"To promote human rights."
Jean-Benjamin from Québec
joined on July 26, 2010
"This a first step for me to become more active in supporting human rights and reversing some discouraging trends in both Canada and other countries."
Philip from Lindsay
joined on July 24, 2010
"Because I believe this is simple, direct way to influence people to put aside fear and allow people to be free."
Jennifer M from Ottawa
joined on July 18, 2010
"This week, Iran's threatening to stone a woman to death, but Argentina is legalizing same-sex marriage. Things are bad. They can get better. This felt like the right day to throw my weight on the side of hope and action for the better."
Linda from Waterloo
joined on July 16, 2010
"Human rights should be universal. As a political science student, I feel concerned about the progess for the respect of human rights. Amnesty International has the power to denounce abuses and influence international actors to help protect human rights."
Emilie from Laval
joined on July 12, 2010
