last update: 12/12/2009
AI Local Group in WokingAcross the UK there are scores of local Amnesty International groups and Woking is no exception. The group provides a focus for local campaigning and fund-raising activity. [More]Why join the group?There is always something you can do as a member of Amnesty. Ailsa[All statements by group members] DatesOn the first Monday of each month, we meet and plan our activities (note: no meeting in August). Apart from these monthly meetings, we have a number of further dates when we are active in creating public awareness of the aims of Amnesty. [Look at our list of current dates]Where we meetOur monthly meetings take place in rooms in the Trinity Methodist Church building, Brewery Road, Woking (Horsell), UK. [More]CampaignsThroughout the year our group participates in several national or international campaigns. Apart from working on behalf of our Prisoner of Consience, Eynulla Fətullayev, we have also been active with the Stop Violence Against Women campaign. [More]Frequently Asked QuestionsCheck the list of frequently asked questions, and our answers. You can of course always contact us. | News:12/12/2009: Final number of cards written and sent by us, as part of the Greeting Card Campaign 2009: 222 (in words: two hundered and twenty-two).Thank you to all of you who wrote these! 01/12/2009: Our news archive is now fully up and running. Overall there are very few things which haven't been moved to this new site. If you are still missing something, please let me know. 25/11/2009: Next meeting: 7 December 2009, 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM; we will have a big session of all of the group writing cards, as part of the Greeting Card Campaign 2009 24/11/2009: What we achieved in Woking town centre on 14/11/2009: 69 cards signed by members of the public for Prisoners of Conscience and Human Rights Activists as part of Greeting Card Campaign 2009; the people of Woking also gave £37.76 towards postage. News ArchiveOur news archive gives you a good idea what we have been doing in 2009, and back to 2005 |


