Groups

We have specialist networks and projects focused on Trade Unions, gender rights, gender identity and sexuality, children’s human rights, anti-racism, disabled people's human rights and the death penalty.

Our networks are activist led, bringing together experience and expertise from across the Amnesty movement to campaign for human rights change in their areas of focus.

Disabled Peoples HR Network

Amnesty’s Disabled People's HR Network brings together activists from all over the UK to claim our rights and fight for disabled people everywhere.

Anti-Racism Network

Amnesty’s Anti-Racism Network will contribute to the work of the thousands if not millions of people working to bring down racist structures and systems. Together we are stronger.

Children’s Human Rights Network

We believe that the marginalisation of children is so common that often, it is not even seen or recognised, let alone commented on or challenged. We aim to change that. Our rights holder and expert led committee lead Amnesty UK’s campaigning for the rights of children in the UK and around the world.

Amnesty Feminists

We believe in a world where nobody faces discrimination, marginalisation or expectation based on their gender or their sex. We act in solidarity with those having their rights denied, and in defiance of those who would deny them.

Rainbow Network

All over the world, people have their rights denied and attacked on the basis of their gender identity and their sexuality. The Rainbow Network takes action on the abuses, and takes Pride in the people.

Trade Union Network

All around the world people are under threat for standing up for their rights at work. Join our trade union network to hear about getting your union involved in standing together with trade unionists around the world for human rights.

Anti Death Penalty Project

Amnesty International has been a world leader in the campaign against the death penalty for half a century. Here in the UK, that work continues through our Anti-Death Penalty Project.

Urgent Action Network

The Urgent Action Network is made up of 150,000 people around the world who are outraged by injustice and prepared to act swiftly at critical moments to stop it. When someone is in immediate danger those responsible will receive thousands of messaged from every part of the globe.