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Amnesty International High Wycombe run Play

Amnesty International High Wycombe run

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A run around The Rye, collected with a fundraiser. A great shot of awareness raise!

Desmond on 14 March 2010 | 1 comment

To Politicians, We're Nothing More Than Code on a Monitor Play

To Politicians, We're Nothing More ...

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I made this animation as part of my final project for my Art foundation. I have l...

jpw1990 on 12 November 2009 | 1 comment

Womens Day samba band by AI Youth in Belfast Play

Womens Day samba band by AI Youth i...

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The celebration of International Womens day took place in front of City Hall on Sa...

Linda J on 10 March 2009 | 1 comment

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My friends

My friends

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When someone loves a rose, which is the only specimen of one of the millions of...

Joakimprojekt`s on 15 September 2009 | 2 comments

Amnesty campaign in High Wycombe

Amnesty campaign in High Wycombe

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A fundraising and awareness run around the biggest park in High Wycombe, along wit...

Desmond on 14 March 2010 | 1 comment

Hand written response from Troy Davis - Hurrah

Hand written response from Troy Dav...

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It's sometimes a thankless task sending thousands of cards and letters off a year....

DrPot on 04 December 2009 | 0 comments

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  • I think we, as a people, need to go ahead and admit that gay rights are a civil rights issue. It's a regulation of personal and private behavior, an invasion of privacy, and the worst of the totalitarian instincts of the human species. When Constance McMillen was barred from taking her partner to her prom, it was entirely right to bring the ACLU on board – luckily for her, they don't charge so she won't need payday loans for attorney fees – to back up her student rights to bring whoever the heck she darn well saw fit to the prom, as long as that person wasn't a danger. When, oh when, will everyone grow up about this issue?

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  • So the paragraph says "some Security Services officials appear to have a dubious record relating to actual involvement, and frankness about any such involvement". in other words they were most likely complicit in torture. What happens now? Prosecution?

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