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Image of Maryia Kalesnikava, who challenged the repressive government of Belarus, now she languishes in jail. Mosaic image shows Maryia (left) alongside various other creative design elements from Amnesty's Write for Rights 2024.

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Thanks for taking action for Maryia

Thank you for calling on the Belarus authorities to release political activist Maryia Kalesnikava immediately. The actions of kind and compassionate people like you can make all the difference in the lives of people like Maryia.

We know international pressure makes a difference for people locked up unjustly. It can help secure their release and improve their prison conditions. It helped Yulia Tsvetkova who faced up to six years in prison under Russia’s oppressive ‘gay propaganda’ laws. Yulia was acquitted in July 2022 and walked free after over 17,000 caring people in Australia raised their voices against injustice, sparing Yulia from years in prison. Your action really can help to bring Maryia home. ❤️

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This comes with huge risks: offices have been closed, raided or spied on in several countries in the last years. Some of our staff have been jailed for doing their work. 

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