Dear Supporter
Looking back  over the past six months, I'm extremely proud of all we've achieved  together, from buying radios for Burma to taking action for individuals  at risk. 
I'm currently waiting for news of Troy  Davis' hearing, a case that could be a major turning point in the  battle against the death penalty in the USA. We'll let you know as soon  as there are any developments.  
Thank you for standing up for  human rights. We couldn't do it without you.  
Sincerely,
 
 
Kate Allen 
Director
    | Burma: breaking through censorship | 
  |  | In a country where access to  information is restricted by the military junta, you have funded the  distribution of over 4500 radios – giving entire communities access to  unbiased broadcasts. Last  chance to buy a radio 
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    | Gaza: applying international pressure | 
  |   | Gaza has barely been out of the  headlines, and you've been taking action in your tens of thousands:  calling for an independent  inquiry into the flotilla incident, the release of Gilad  Shalit and an end to the blockade.  Read  the latest | 
    | Shell: demanding a Niger Delta clean  up 
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  |  | As the world focuses on the unfolding  disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, oil spills continue to devastate the  Niger Delta. Thanks to you, we were able to highlight Shell's role in  this, with full-page newspaper adverts on the day of their AGM. Read  more | 
    | Control Arms: cluster bomb ban comes  into force 
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  |  | After years of campaigning, the  Convention on Cluster Munitions, which formally bans the use of cluster  bombs, is about to come into force. Find  out more and join the celebrations 
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     | Events: spreading human rights  awareness 
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  |  | You can now book tickets for our Stand  Up for Freedom gig at the Edinburgh Festival and Aftermath,  a play about the forced return of asylum seekers to Iraq, currently  running at the Old Vic in London. | 
 
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