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Stop illegal detention

Spring campaign is all about security and human rights, with particular emphasis on the illegal arrests and disappearances. Come to our stand outside of Silver Mountain in Stavanger on Thursday at the 29 April 15.00, and sign our petition, you too! We also need person to keep the stand!

Published: April 26, 2010

When: Thursday, 29. April 2010 15.00-20.00
To: Thursday, 29. April 2010
Where: Stavanger, stand outside of Silver Mountain
Host: Amnesty International Norway
Contact: (info@amnesty.no)
More info: www.amnesty.no/om-amnesty/amnestys-regioner/region-sør/lokal-kalender/stand-i-stavanger-4

Counter-terrorism measures in many countries violate human rights, people detained without being brought to a judge. Or they set for military tribunals that undermines the rule of law. Guantanamo prison camp, is still not closed. People locked up or imprisoned in violation of human rights in several countries as part of efforts to combat terrorism. Amnesty works to ensure that all measures against terrorism must respect human rights. Want to contribute?

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