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Miriam Lpez

Miriam fears showing her face

after horrendous treatment bysoldiers.

Agencia Reforma

On 2 February 2011, 30-year-old

Miriam Isaura Lpez Vargas dropped

her children off at school in Ensenada,

Baja California state. Two men wearing

balaclavas suddenly appeared and

grabbed her.

The men, who were later identified as

soldiers, tied her up, blindfolded her,

and drove her to a military barracks inthe city of Tijuana. For a week, a

civilian prosecutor of the Federal

Attorney Generals Office directed

intensive questioning of Miriam Lpez

and soldiers raped her repeatedly. The

torture included electric shocks and

threats to her family. It finally stopped

after she signed a statement that

falsely implicated her in drug offences.

Miriam Lpez spent seven months in

prison while waiting for a trial that

never began. She was released without

any charges against her.

The National Commission of Human

Rights investigated Miriams case and

has called for justice and

compensation. The authorities have

provided some police protection for

Miriam and a few counselling sessions.

However, despite the fact that she has

identified some of the perpetrators and

their accomplices, no one has been

brought to justice for the sexualviolence and other forms of torture she

suffered.

Miriam Lpez is one of many people

who have been similarly captured and

tortured. Between 2006 and 2012, the

National Human Rights Commission

revealed that reports of torture and

ill-treatment rose by 500 per cent in

Mexico between 2006 and 2012.

Convictions are rare.

MEXICONo one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel,

inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.

Article 3, Universal Declaration of Human Rights

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Activate your pens and your keyboards! Please write a

letter to the federal Attorney General.Start with Dear Attorney General.

Describe who you are and what concerns you

about the torture Miriam Lpez experienced and

how the perpetrators have so far gone unpunished.

Urge him to carry out a full, prompt and impartial

investigation into the torture of Miriam Lpez in

February of 2011.

Ask him to make sure that the results of the

investigation are made public and that those who

were responsible for torturing her are brought to

justice.

What else can I do?

On Miriams Facebook page, bit.ly/miriamlopez, click Like and leave a message

such as Miriam, remember that you are not alone in this struggle. I am with you.

or Courage, Miriam! Your fight can help others. Include your name and country.

If you do not have access to Facebook, you may mail a greeting to Miriam on a non-

religious card. You may mention Amnesty International and you may include your

return address. Send your greeting to

Miriam Lpez

Comisin Mexicana de Defensa y Promocin

de los Derechos Humanos

Tehuantepec 142

Col. Roma Sur, C.P. 06760

Mexico City, Mexico

Send your letter to:

Jess Murillo Karam

Procuradura General de la Repblica

Paseo de la Reforma 211-213

Col. Cuauhtmoc, C.P. 06500

Mexico City, MexicoPostage: $1.85Fax: 011 52 55 5346 0908(This number is hard to reach. If you are suc-cessful and a voice answers, say Fax por favor.)

Email: [email protected]

Please make a copy for:Honourable John Baird

Minister of Foreign Affairs

House of Commons

Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6

Postage: None requiredEmail:[email protected]: (613) 996-9880(At the top of the copy, write something likePlease call for justice for Miriam Lpez. Canadamust help end torture in Mexico.

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Village of Nabi Saleh

Nariman Tamimi

raises her voice at a

Friday protest.

Welcome to the village of Nabi Saleh. About

550 Palestinians live here. As you approach,

you notice farmland surrounding the village,

where olive trees grow well. And it is blessed

with a natural spring. But there is a problem.

Israeli settlers moved onto the land in 1977

without permission from the villagers. They

established their own settlement called

Halamish. The settler population has grown

to 1,600 and they are now using thefarmland. They also turned the spring into a

tourist attraction and will not let the

Palestinians access water from it. The Israeli

army has established a military base there,

as well.

Every Friday since 2009 when they lost

access to the spring, the villagers have

organized non-violent demonstrations. They

protest against Israels military occupation

and the illegal Israeli settlement of

Halamish.

The Israeli army responds to the villagers

peaceful protests with excessive and

unnecessary force.

So far they have injured hundreds, including

women and children. Two people have died.

During a Friday protest in November 2012,

Israeli soldiers shot Rushdi Tamimi in the

back. Video evidence shows that Israeli sol-

diers delayed his familys effort to transport

him to hospital by ambulance. He died two

days later.

A military investigation into the incident

shows that soldiers fired over 80 live roundsat Palestinian protesters that day. Mustafa

Tamimi died in hospital one day after a

Friday protest in December 2011. A soldier

in an armoured military jeep had fired a tear

gas canister at his face.

In addition to the excessive force at protests,

the Israeli army intimidates the villagers at

other times. They occasionally carry out night

raids, arrest children, restrict the residents

movements by declaring Nabi Saleh a closed

military zone, and fire tear gas and other

weapons at homes to cause injury and

damage.

OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN

TERRITORIES:

Everyone has the right tosecurity of person.

No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his property.

Articles 3 and 17, Universal Declaration of Human Rights

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Activate your pens and your keyboards!

Please write a letter to Israels Minister of Defence.

Start with Dear Minister.

Describe who you are and what concerns you about

the intrusion of Israeli settlers and army on

Palestinian land.

Ask the Minister to stop the excessive and

unnecessary force by the Israeli security forces

against demonstrators in Nabi Saleh.

Urge him to ensure that security officers responsible

for the killings of Mustafa Tamimi and Rushdi

Tamimi, and for the injury of others in the village,

are brought to justice.

What else can I do?

Support from abroad boosts the spirits of the villagers. Send a letter or a card to

them via the co-ordinator of the Nabi Saleh Popular Resistance Committee:

Naji Tamimi

Nabi Saleh

Birzeit/RamallahPalestine

Apart from religious cards, any card is fine. You may mention Amnesty International

and you may include your return address. Here is a sample message: We stand by

you in dignity and for freedom and justice.

Or leave a message of support on the village

Facebook page: bit.ly/nabi-saleh


Minister of Defence Moshe Yaalon

Ministry of Defence

37 Kaplan Street, Hakirya

Tel Aviv 61909, Israel

Fax: 011 972 3 691 6940Email: [email protected] : @bogie_yaalonPostage: $1.85

Please make a copy for:

Her Excellency Miriam Ziv

Ambassador for Israel

50 O'Connor Street, Suite 1005

Ottawa, Ontario K1P 6L2

Postage: $.63Fax: (613) 567-9878E-mail: [email protected]


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The Bolotnaya 3 DetaineesMeet the Bolotnaya 3. We use that name

for them because it was in Moscows

Bolotnaya Square that Vladimir Aki-

menkov, Artiom Saviolov and Mikhail

Kosenko were detained during an

authorized protest on 6 May 2012.

Authorities soon released the Bolotnaya

3, but rearrested them in June 2012.

They have been in custody ever since and

their imprisonment has badly affectedtheir health. Vladimir Akimenkov is losing

his eyesight. Artiom Saviolovs speech

impediment is reportedly getting worse in

detention. Mikhail Kosenko is not

receiving medication he needs regularly.

The Bolotnaya 3 have been charged with

participating in mass riots. Both Artiom

Saviolov and Mikhail Kosenko are also

accused of using force against policeofficers. All three firmly deny the

charges. They also deny acting violently

or in a disorderly fashion.

Video footage supports their claims.

Police statements made against Vladimir

Akimenkov and Artiom Savelov during the

investigation differ from what was later

said in court.

Amnesty International believes that all

three men are prisoners of conscience.

Vladimir Akimenkov may be held only

because of his prior political activism.

The Bolotnaya Square protest was thefirst time Artiom Saviolov had ever

gone to a demonstration. He is

accused of breaking through the

police line and shouting Down with

the police state! something that he

explained would not be possible

because of his stutter.

Mikhail Kosenko is accused of

severely beating a police officer. He

remains in custody even thoughanother man has been convicted of

the beating and even though the

officer later said that he had never

seen Mikhail Kosenko before.

RUSSIA:

No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest


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Please write a letter to the Prosecutor General.

Start with Dear Prosecutor General.


about the continued detention of Vladimir

Akimenkov, Artiom Saviolov and Mikhail

Kosenko and about the effects on theirhealth.

Ask the Prosecutor General to immediately

and unconditionally release the three men.

What else can I do?

Lift the spirits of Vladimir Akimenkov, Artiom Saviolov and Mikhail Kosenko. Send

each one a bright card or postcard. Create a short greeting in English. Or translate it

into Russian either by asking a Russian speaker for help or using trans-

late.google.com.

Address your message to

[Insert name of prisoner]

Pre-trial detention facility

SIZO-2 Butyrka

ul. Novoslobodskaya, 45

Moscow 127055, Russian Federation


Yurii Yakovlevich Chaika

Prosecutor Generals Office

ul. B. Dmitrovka, d.15a

125993 Moscow GSP- 3

Russian FederationPostage: $1.85


His Excellency Georgy Mamedov

Ambassador for the Russian Federation

285 Charlotte Street

Ottawa, Ontario K1N 8L5

Postage: $.63Fax: (613) 236-6342Email: [email protected]


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Jabeur Mejri

Jabeur Mejri is serving a

seven-and-a-half year sentence forcreating Facebook posts

that expressed his views of religion

Private

Jabeur Mejri logged onto Facebookduring the first day or two of March2012. He posted a picture of the prophetMohamed and published articles criticalof Islam.

Punishment was quick. Lawyers saw theposts and filed a complaint. Policeofficers arrested Jabeur Mejri on 5 March

2012. Authorities charged him withharming or insulting others throughpublic telecommunication networks,

attacking sacred values through actions

or words and undermining public

morals. By the end of March, he had

begun serving a sentence ofseven-and-a-half years in Mahdia prison.

International human rights law protectsthe act of expressing ideas that some

people think are offensive.

The ability to criticize religious and otherbeliefs and ideas is a vital component ofthe right to freedom of expression. WhileJabeur Mejris posts may have offended

some Muslims, they non-violentlyreflected his views.

Amnesty International considers29-year-old Jabeur Mejri to be a prisoner

of conscience, held for peacefullyexercising his right to freedom of opinionand expression.

Jabeur Mejri is not the first to bepersecuted under Articles 121(3) and226 of the Penal Code and Article 86 ofthe Telecommunications Code. Since2011, Tunisian authorities have used theCodes to restrict freedom of expressionfor journalists, artists and bloggers,

among others.

Please ask the president of Tunisia tofree Jabeur Mejri.

TUNISIAEveryone has the right to freedom of thought,

conscience, religion, opinion and expression.

Articles 18 & 19, Universal Declaration of Human Rights

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Activate your pens and your keyboards!Please write a letter to Tunisias president.

Start with Your Excellency.Describe who you are and what concerns youabout the imprisonment of Jabeur Mejri onlyfor peacefully using his right to freely express

his views.Ask the president to release Jabeur Mejriwithout delay or any conditions on hisfreedom.

What else can I do?

Jabeur Mejris family says he is dispirited and is feeling lonely and forgotten.Sendhim a greeting. Apart from religious cards, any kind of message is fine. You maymention Amnesty International and you may include your return address.

Tell him about your community, your family, your activities. Tell him that you arethinking of him on Human Rights Day. Or write this in your own words:I stand in solidarity with you as a prisoner of conscience, imprisoned only for exer-

cising your right to freedom of expression.

Mail your message with $1.85 postage to:Jabeur MejriPrison civile de MahdiaRoute de Chiba 5100

Mahdia, Tunisie


Prsident Moncef Marzouki *Palais PrsidentielTunisTunisie

Postage: $1.85Fax: 011 216 71 744 721Email: [email protected]* Note of interest:President Marzouki used to head the Tunisian League ofHuman Rights and was himself a POC in 1994.


His Excellency Riadh EssidAmbassador for Tunisia515 OConnor StreetOttawa, Ontario K1S 3P8

Postage : $.63Fax: (613) 237-7939Email: [email protected]


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Dr. Tun Aung

Amnesty International

has determined that Dr. Tun Aung is

a prisoner of conscience, targeted

because he is a

Muslim community leader.

Private

It was tense in the western Myanmar town of

Maungdaw, Rakhine State on 8 June 2012.

Relations between the towns communities

the Rakhine Buddhists and the Rohingya

Muslims were deteriorating rapidly. Each

group suspected that the other group had

killed some of their people. The police

expected violence so they called on a re-

spected medical doctor in the community to

help them keep peace. His name is Dr. Tun

Aung.

Rioting did start, and it was violent. People

present say that Dr. Tun Aung actively tried

to calm the crowd. He tried to tell them that

the government was setting up an investiga-

tion into the killing of the Muslims. But the

crowd of thousands, mostly Rohingya Mus-

lims, was out of control and many were not

prepared to listen.

When Rakhine (pronounced ra-hine) Bud-

dhists hurled threats at him, he and his fam-ily felt nervous. They accepted an offer of a

drive home from an immigration official but

instead, the official took them to immigration

headquarters.

Officials there released his family within

hours but held Dr. Tun Aung. They were

likely looking for someone to blame after the

violence ended.

For several weeks no one knew where he was.

His family finally learned that he was in

Rakhine states Sittwe prison, 170km from

his hometown of Maungdaw. The 65-year-old

grandfather is still there today. The distance

makes it very difficult for his family to travelfor the 20-minute prison visit they are

sometimes allowed. It is also a challenge for

them to provide him with medicine and food

to supplement the inadequate prison diet.

Legal representation was inadequate at

Dr. Tun Aungs trial. He first received a

prison sentence of 11 years but the

prosecution appealed and the sentence is

now 17 years.

Dr. Tun Aung suffers from a pituitary tumourfor which he may not be receiving the

medication and medical attention required to

manage this condition.

MYANMARNo one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrestArticle 9, Universal Declaration of Human Rights

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Please send a letter or fax to the president.

Start with Your Excellency.


about the continued detention of Dr. Tun Aung.

Insist on his release, since he is a prisoner of

conscience who has not committed, nor

promoted, any violence.Until he is free, you could ask for proper care

for his pituitary tumour. You could also request

his transfer to Insein prison so that he is able

to have regular family visits.

What else can I do?

Send a greeting toDr Tun Aungs family. They may be able to share it with him in

the future.

Mail it toDr Tun Aungs family

Amnesty International

3-1992 Yonge StreetToronto ON M4S 1Z7

Apart from religious cards, any card is fine. You may mention Amnesty International.

Or you could post a video or photo with your message of support on Dr Tun Aungs

tumblr page where his family will see it: myanmar-w4r.tumblr.com. Tell them who

you are, where you are writing from, and what action you have taken for Dr Tun

Aung.

Send your letter to

President Thein Sein

Nay Pyi Taw

Republic of the Union of Myanmar

Postage: $1.85Email via online contact form:www.president-office.gov.mm/contact

Please send a copy to

His Excellency Hau Do Suan

Ambassador for Myanmar

336 Island Park Drive

Ottawa, Ontario K1Y 0A7Postage: $.63Fax: (613) 232-6999


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Community of Badia East

Bimbo Omowole Osobe is 55.

Since the demolition, she has slept inthe open under a net.

Social and Economic Rights Action

Center

Disaster struck the large community ofBadia East on the edge of Lagos on 23February 2013. Shocked residentswatched bulldozers demolish 266 of theirhomes. Most were not allowed to evenrescue their belongings. A few residentstried to resist but police officers beatthem.

Lagos state officials had identified thearea for slum upgrading in a projectfunded by the World Bank. The officialshad ordered the eviction and police werepresent to support the demolition. Oneofficer warned If you love your life, moveout! No one had given the families,small shop owners and traders advancewarning. No one had consulted them. Noone had prepared alternateaccommodation for them.

The anguish has not stopped. Many ofthe residents are still living in the open orcamping in makeshift shelters.

Officials have returned more than once todestroy some of the shelters. In March,officers also arrested five people whowere building an emergency water tankafter a bulldozer had ruptured the pipecarrying water to the community. Theyeventually released the five.

The residents have yet to receive

compensation and the offer of newhomes. They are without access to legalremedies.

Badia East is just one of manycommunities across Nigeria that hasbeen torn apart by forced evictions inrecent years. Large-scale evictions andhouse demolitions have occurred withoutrespect for human rights standards. Manyare living today with the constant threat

that their own homes will be destroyed.

Pay a visit to Badia East at www.Amnesty.org/en/

library/info/AFR44/009/2013/en.

NIGERIAEveryone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health

and well-being of himself and of his family, includinghousing.


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Activate your pens and your keyboards!Please write to the governor of Lagos State.

Start with Your Excellency. Describe who you are and what concerns you

about Februarys demolition in Badia East. Ask Governor San to stop all forced evictions. Insist that all residents evicted from their homes

in February 2013 receive compensation andalternative housing.

Send your letter to:Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola SanOffice of the Governor of Lagos StateState Government SecretariatAlausa, IkejaLagos State, NigeriaPostage: $1.85Twitter handle: @tundefasholaSuggested tweet: Compensate #BadiaEast resi-dents after home demolitions in Lagos State,#Nigeria. #endforcedevictions


His Excellency Ojo Uma MaduekweHigh Commissioner for Nigeria295 Metcalfe StreetOttawa, Ontario K2P 1R9Postage: $.63Fax: (613) 236-0529Email via website: http://www.nigeriahcottawa.ca/nhc2/index.php/en/welcome-to-nhc/contact-us


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What else can I do?The Badia East residents need to know there is international concern for what has happened tothem. Send letters, cards or photos of yourself with one of these messages.Try your hand at writing in Yoruba!

1. We support the Badia East community.2. Housing is a human right.3. End forced evictions.

Add your name and Canada but do not include your full return address. (If you wish to use a returnaddress, you may use the address for Amnesty Internationals office in Toronto: 3-1992 Yonge,Toronto, Canada M4S 1Z7.) Apart from religious cards, any kind of card is fine. You may mentionAmnesty International.

Mail your message with $1.85 postage toBadia East Technical CommitteeC/o Social and Economic Rights Action CenterPlot 758, Chief Thomas Adeboye DriveOmole Phase 2, Isheri

Lagos State, Nigeria

A w lhn won ar l orn Bdt omo nyn ni il gbgb

E fi pin s k fi ip l nyn jde n il

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Ihar Tsikhanyuk

I dont want to hide myself.

I live openly. It is not easy in Belarus,

but I want to show people that I am a

person like everybody. With my example

I want to show that it is possible to live

openly. - Ihar Tsikhanyuk

Ihar Tsikhanyuk

Early last February, Ihar Tsikhanyuk

was in hospital receiving treatment for

a stomach ulcer. Two police officers in

plain clothes came into the ward and

took him away to a district police

station. There, officers punched him

again and again. They also made fun of

him for being gay, and threatened him

with more violence.

Ihar Tsikhanyuk (pronounced Eehar

Tsi-han-yuk) is a 26-year-old openly gay

man and gay rights activist who lives in

Hrodna. He promotes the rights of

lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and

intersex people in Belarus.

Ihar Tsikhanyuks seizure from the

hospital and his beating occurred a few

weeks after he tried to formally register

the existence of the Human RightsCentre Lambda.

The Centre supports the rights of

LGBTI people. He had also attended a

meeting of the human rights project

Gay Belarus in Minsk in December

2012.

The director of the hospital ward

phoned the police station and

demanded Ihar Tsikhanyuks return.

A police officer drove him back but noone documented the injuries from his

beating. He made a formal complaint

about his treatment by police but in

mid-March, the Prosecutors office

informed him that there was not

enough evidence to start an

investigation.

Ihar Tsikhanyuk needs your support to

make sure the police officers who

ill-treated him are brought to justice.The attention you give will also help to

protect him and other LGBTI activists

from further harassment.

BELARUSEveryone has the right to peaceful assembly and association.


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Russian riot police scufe with

protestors in Moscow who opposegovernment policies.

Reuters/Denis Sinyakov

Freedoms are under threat in Russia,even though they are guaranteed by theconstitution. Rights to freedom ofexpression, association, and assemblyhave been attacked increasingly sinceVladimir Putin returned to office asPresident of the Russian Federation inMarch 2012.

Being out and loud and proud can land

you in prison. In late June,St. Petersburg police broke up a lawfulgathering of people interested in lesbian,gays, bisexual, transgendered andintersex rights. Anti-gay protestors andpolice assaulted them. On June 30,Russia passed a law banning"propaganda of non-traditional sexual re-

lations".

It's getting harder to protest in Russia.

Complicated approval procedures make itdifficult to organize events and restrictthe right to freedom of assembly. Manyprotests have been arbitrarily banned ordispersed.

Defamation was re-criminalized on June30th, and new laws on treason andblasphemy were passed. Singing aprotest song in a cathedral can lead totwo years in prison--exactly whathappened to Pussy Riot.

It is more difficult than ever to operate anon-governmental organization. Russiangroups that receive funding from outside

the country must describe themselves as"foreign agents" if they engage in loosely-defined political activity. Freedom ofassociation is under attack as officialsconduct inspections of organizationsoffices, impose heavy fines and suspendactivities of at least one group. Many fearthey will be shut down.

The Winter Olympic Games are beingheld in Sochi, Russia from February

7-23, 2014. The Olympic flame canthrow light on the human rights violationsthat Russia authorities would prefer tohide behind the celebrations.

Freedom under ThreatRUSIA

No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrestArticle 9, Universal Declaration of Human Rights

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Activate your pens and your keyboards!Please write a letter to President Putin c/o theembassy in Ottawa. Start with Dear President Putin. Describe who you are and what concerns you

about the increasing number of attacks on civilsociety and on the rights to freedom of expression,assembly and association. Ask him to get rid of laws that (choose two orthree) Re-criminalize libel, Restrict public protests, Broaden the legal definition of treason and

espionage to target opponents, Oblige NGOs to register as foreign agents,

Make propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations among minors anoffence, Criminalize the act of insulting the religious feelings of believers.

Tell President Putin that you expect him to uphold the rights to freedom ofexpression, association and assembly in Russia.


President Vladamir Putin

c/o His Excellency Georgiy MamedovEmbassy of the Russian Federation285 Charlotte StreetOttawa, Ontario K1N 8L5

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