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On May 28, 1961, British lawyer Peter Benenson wrote a letter in reaction to the imprisonment of two students in Portugal who had raised their glasses in a toast to freedom. Benenson's action gave birth to a global human rights movement which eventually came to be known as Amnesty International.
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Halton Hills Group 196 meets the second Wednesday of most months at 7:30 p.m.

Next meeting Wednesday May 13.

Other meetings by email!

Watch this space for fall dates.


Some members of Amnesty Halton Hills.

There are Amnesty International groups across Canada and around the world. We come together from all walks of life to share in a common purpose: effective, non-partisan support for human rights.

At meetings, we review current plans and campaigns in a relaxed setting. Over refreshments we sign prepared letters on behalf of human rights victims, and donate small sums to help with mailing costs.

You are alway welcome to drop in at a meeting and see if Amnesty is for you.

 Visit: www.amnesty.ca  and  www.amnesty.org  or e-mail
amnesty@haltonhills.com

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