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Related
links:
amnestyusa.org
AIUSA
Regional Office Contacts - AIUSA has 5 regional offices to
serve its members.
AIUSA
Group Websites - visit the websites of other AI groups all
over the country.
Related
links:
amnesty.org
AI
Country Sections - check out what AI members are doing in
other countries.
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If
you have questions about the University of Delaware chapter of
Amnesty, please feel free to contact the group members below.
Delaware's Volunteer Leaders
Are
you looking to join an Amnesty group in Delaware, or perhaps start
your own group in your school or community? If so, there are volunteer
leaders to help you.
April
Zappaterrini, avril@udel.edu,
serves as the Area Coordinator (AC). Please contact her if you
are interested in joining a local group, starting a new local
group, or contacting any group.
Tiffany
Robinson, tiffer@udel.edu,
serves as the Student Area Coordinator (SAC). Please contact her
if you are interested in joining a high school or college group,
starting a new high school or college group, or contacting any
group.
Anne
Coleman, abolish@dmv.com,
serves as the State Death Penalty Abolition Coordinator (SDPAC).
Please contact her if you have questions about working to abolish
the death penalty in Delaware, or if you are a Delaware AI group
looking for death penalty abolition resources.
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"Free
at last! Now I have the happiest time in my life with my family.
I appreciate your help for all this. Thank you, thank you so much...
On my way home I saw the polar star in the sky. I could rarely
see the star in prison. They say it represents ideal and guide.
I think you are like the star for me. I wonder how can I be released
without your help. I will never forget your affection for me and
for human rights..."
-
released South Korean prisoner Choi Ho Kyoung
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