Amnesty International Magazine July/August 2010 issue is out now and full of very interesting information and news. The main topics in this issue are:

• An update of the Shell, Burma and Azerbaijan campaigns
• Woman’s rights
• LGBT rights with an interview of Michael Cashman MEP
• An interview of the new AI Secretary General, Salil Shetty
• The point of view of P Sands regarding US endorsed torture

We should also pray for:

• Thao Moua and Pa Fue Khang from Laos accused to be journalist guides
•  Carlos and Jose Luis Guzman Zuniga from Mexico arrested and disappeared with no explanation
• Wandile Dludlu from Swaziland, political activist tortured by the police
• Suliamon Olyfemi, facing imminent execution in Saudi after an unfair trial
• Raul Hernandez in Mexican p0risons for defending Mexican indigenous peoples’ right
• The Roma community of Romania  and especially in Miercurea Ciuc (Csikszereda) town suffering of discrimination by the authorities 

Possibly Related Posts:

• Early Christmas cards sales
• Choir Practise
• The Integrating Life and Faith Course
• Reminder from the Fabric Group: 02 September 2010
• Appeal from Sierra Leone

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