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Dear John,

Amnesty International supporters like you keep the flame of truth and justice
burning bright in the world. You’re part of a global collective who believe
humanity is worth fighting for and that a better world is possible.

If you’re able to, John, will you take your commitment
to humanity a step further?

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freedom now more than ever.



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Speaking out against abuses, fighting for women’s rights, advocating for people
of all gender identities, defending vulnerable and marginalized communities, and
helping bring more justice to the world requires a substantial amount of
funding. To be able to carry out all the work we do in Canada, and the work we
fund all over the world, we need to raise just over $14 million this year.

To give us full independence, Amnesty International Canada doesn’t accept funds
from governments or political parties. Our support comes from people like you.
This ensures our ability to stand firm and unwavering in our defence of
universal human rights. It means we can speak up when others can’t or won’t.

With your support, our experts conduct intensive research into human rights
violations by governments and others worldwide, cross-checking every reference,
every story and every source to uncover the truth. With advocacy and lobbying,
we use our analysis to push governments, companies and decision-makers to
respect human rights and human dignity. And through petitions, letters and
protests, our activists demand action from the people and institutions who can
make change happen.

That change, made possible by people like you, happens all over the world every
single day. Like the May 2019 release of journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo in
Myanmar, arrested in 2017 after investigating the massacre of Rohingya men and
boys by Myanmar’s security forces. Amnesty supporters like you fought for their
freedom.

“I want to thank everyone around the world who called for our release,” says Wa
Lone.

Then there’s journalist Mamane Kaka Touda in Niger, released in March with your
help after being charged for posting on social media about a suspected case of
COVID-19 in a local hospital.

“I want to thank and encourage those who were mobilized for my release,” the
journalist told Amnesty supporters.

John, when you become a monthly donor, you will help
free more people like Mamane Kaka Touda, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo. Your regular contributions will help Amnesty respond quickly to save lives and
speak out when an urgent human rights crisis arises . And your steady ongoing support will help keep administrative costs low so we
can focus our efforts on what matters: safeguarding human rights and upholding
our shared humanity. Please join our dedicated group of monthly donors today
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Sincerely,


Rosemary Oliver
Fundraising Director
Amnesty International in Canada

PS : We’re halfway through the month and still need 150 donors to get to our goal by
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