Title: Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights
Content: and meeting with Parliamentarians. The RWCHR mobilizes international advocacy in concert with other international human rights bodies, governments and NGOs to defend political prisoners around the world. According to the RWCHR's Chair, the “plight of a political prisoner [serves as a] looking glass into the human rights violator country that imprisons them”. The RWCHR serves as international legal counsel to the following political prisoners: Raif Badawi, a Saudi blogger imprisoned for exercising his right to freedom of expression; Leopoldo Lopez, a leader of the Venezuelan democratic opposition currently under house-arrest; Dr. Wang Bingzhang, a Chinese pro-democracy dissident currently languishing in

Title: Assistance Association for Political Prisoners
Content: to meet the costs of medical care for former political prisoners. In 2009, AAPP collaborated with Forum for Democracy in Burma in a campaign Free Burma’s Political Prisoners Now. The campaign, which started 13 March 2009, called for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to prioritise securing the release of all Burma's political prisoners. On 15 June 2009, 677,254 signatures were personally delivered to Ban Ki-moon's office by a delegation of former political prisoners, human rights activists and family members of political prisoners. This was termed "the largest coordinated global action for Burma to date". Recent campaigns have included World Torture Day,

Title: Political prisoner
Content: Amnesty International campaigns for the release of prisoners of conscience, which include both political prisoners as well as those imprisoned for their religious or philosophical beliefs. To reduce controversy, and as a matter of principle, the organization's policy applies only to prisoners who have not committed or advocated violence. Thus, there are political prisoners who do not fit the narrower criteria for POCs. The organisation defines the differences as follows: AI uses the term "political prisoner" broadly. It does not use it, as some others do, to imply that all such prisoners have a special status or should be released.

Title: Helena Maleno
Content: international organizations and entities (among which are Amnesty International, Médicos del Mundo, the Andalusian Ombudsman or political parties). Next, the World Organization Against Torture and the International Federation for Humans Rights issued a communiqué demanding that the states resolve political responsibilities and guarantee the safety of the activist. The campaign aimed to make visible not only the case of Maleno but also of all human rights defenders whose activity is constrained by political interests and economic of the European States. Helena Maleno Helena Maleno Garzón (born August 1, 1970) is a Spanish human rights defender, journalist, researcher, documentalist and writer.

Title: Cambodian Center for Human Rights
Content: (“IFEX”), the global network for freedom of expression, the World Organization Against Torture (“OMCT”), SOS-Torture Network, and of the Southeast Asia Press Alliance (“SEAPA”). The CCHR's donors include the United States Agency for International Development (“USAID”); the European Union (“EU”); the International Center for Not-For-Profit Law (“ICNL”); the Swedish Association for Sexuality Education (“RFSU”); the Fair, Green and Global Alliance at the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (“GIZ”); Canadian Journalists for Free Expression/International Freedom of Expression; Open Society Foundations; Diakonia; Freedom House, and Action Aid. Cambodian Center for Human Rights The Cambodian Center for Human

Question: Which human-rights organization campaigns for the release of political prisoners worldwide?|
Answer: Amnesty International