Amnesty International: Review Amnesty International has been fighting for human rights since 1961. Founded by Peter Benenson, it is headquartered in London and aims at protecting human rights. Nowadays this non-profit organization has more than seven million supporters living on different continents, almost in every country all over the globe. Every person may join the organization voluntarily. Amnesty International is an impartial organization. It does not support and is not in opposition to any of the political systems or national governments. The organization defends human rights even in cases when it does not share the convictions of a person whose rights have been violated. Issues the Organization Addresses Amnesty International is an international advocacy organization, fighting for freedom of speech, a fair trial, a world without discrimination, domestic violence, death penalty, torture, enforced disappearance, and extrajudicial killings. Outraged by human rights violations, the organization strives to change the world for the better. In particular, it seeks to change the state of affairs through the actions of international solidarity and the coordinated actions of millions of people across the world. Among the fields of operation, there are legal advocacy, direct-appeal campaigns, research, media attention, and lobbying. Amnesty International campaigns for the world where all enjoy human rights. Issues the Organization Addresses It seems essential to point out several recent issues that Amnesty International resolved to promote human rights. For example, it achieved control of weapon sales, thus preventing many dangerous cases of armed conflicts and unauthorized use of them (Milmo). Another example refers to changing the rape law in Morocco. If previously rape victims in the mentioned countries were forced, marry their offender, now it is no longer possible. Amnesty International struggles not only for human rights on the global scale, but also pursues to protect individuals. The release of Meriam Ibrahim sentenced to death penalty because of adultery and apostasy shows that women rights are also under the focus of the organization. Change for the better is organized in three stages. First of all, the organization constantly conducts researchers in various fields of economy, politics, social life, etc. to be aware of the most recent issues and violations o curing around the globe. The second stage is associated with advocacy and lobbying, when the organization takes part in different conferences, meetings, and other official activities to declare the problem and suggest the most appropriate ways to resolve it. Ultimately, the last stage implies the development and implementation of campaigns and direct action to improve the current situation and thus support human rights, as appropriate. Call to Action Amnesty International calls people around the world to resist cynical attempts to impose a rejection of long-established human rights in exchange for promises of prosperity and security in the distant future. The organization warns that global solidarity and mobilization will be extremely important in protecting people who oppose those in power. Amnesty International asks all to take manifestations of injustice to heart. There are not so many direct ways to tell courageous people that one supports them, or tell the authorities that one observes them rather than by taking a pen and writing a letter.