[if you have come to this page from a ticket site, details of the film can be found here]
Minutes of the June meeting are available thanks to group member Lesley for compiling them.
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June Minutes
Posted: June 10, 2018 in Group newsTags: "Human rights", Amnesty, Death penalty, film, Human Rights Act, minutes, Salisbury, urgent action
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Market stall
Posted: June 8, 2018 in Group news, SalisburyTags: Amnesty, Group news, Salisbury, stall, volunteers
Stock and volunteers needed!
On Saturday 23rd June we shall be having our annual stall in the market place and we would welcome items for sale. Popular are clothes, bric-a-brac, good quality books only, CDs and plants. No electrical items please. We shall be setting up at 7:45 so if you do have something, you can bring it along any time after that although earlier the better as people congregate early.
If you can spare an hour to volunteer that would be appreciated.
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April Minutes
Posted: April 15, 2018 in Group newsTags: "Amnesty International", Death penalty, film, Group news, minutes, Salisbury, urgent action
April minutes now available
Attached are the minutes of the last group meeting thanks to group member Lesley for compiling them. We discussed the Celebration event (now cancelled); a summary of the death penalty report; North Korea; the film at the Arts Centre and future events generally.
If you are interested in joining the group then either the film or the market stall are both opportunities to come along and introduce yourself to group members. See the minutes for details of forthcoming events. Also follow us on Facebook or Twitter – salisburyai
March minutes
Posted: March 11, 2018 in Group newsTags: "Human rights", Celebration, Death penalty, Group news, minutes, Taner Kılıç Turkey, Turkey
Minutes of the March meeting are attached thanks to group member Lesley for preparing them. The usual items plus a discussion on the major event we are planning in June.
Group meeting
Posted: March 7, 2018 in Group newsTags: "Human rights", Amnesty, Cathedral, Death penalty, North Korea, Salisbury
The Salisbury group meeting takes place tomorrow starting at 7:30 in Victoria road as usual and all supporters are welcome.
Group minutes
Posted: February 12, 2018 in Group news, UncategorizedTags: "Human rights", Death penalty, film, Group news, minutes, North Korea, Salisbury
Minutes of the February group meeting
The minutes of our last meeting are now available thanks to group member Lesley for compiling them. We were pleased to welcome a new member to the group. We discussed the death penalty, the Celebration event (now looking doubtful), North Korea, the next film and more.
New members always welcome. Keep an eye on this site or Twitter and Facebook to see what we are doing and make yourself known.
Group meeting tonight at 7:30, Victoria Road – supporters welcome. Has now taken place – minutes soon.
January meeting minutes
Posted: January 21, 2018 in Group newsTags: "Human rights", Death penalty, events, minutes, North Korea, Salisbury
The minutes of the group meeting in January 2108 are attached thanks to group member Lesley for preparing them. We are pleased to see a further increase in the numbers following the Website – the biggest monthly rise ever. New members are always welcome and our next meeting is on February 8th in Victoria Road but always check beforehand in case there is a change in venue.
I Welcome exhibition ends
Posted: December 30, 2017 in Group news, refugeesTags: Exhibition, I Welcome, refugees, Salisbury
The ‘I Welcome’ exhibition which has been running through most of December in Salisbury Library, ended today. We have
no means of knowing how many people attended but a number of people signed the visitors book and some of their comments are shared below.
We do not know how lucky we are in the UK. We moan about the silliest of things. Just think! We could have been born on a rubbish tip, then we would know we had problems!
Love not hate, be thankful for what we have.
I am ashamed of us Europeans leaving people freezing on the streets who are refugees from wars we started or sold arms for. Hundreds of children sleep under hedges at Calais now.
Excellent exhibition and shaming.
Well done Salisbury Amnesty, excellent exhibition.
Excellent exhibition very well done.
Amnesty International – what a brilliant exhibition of photos and words. We need more of this. How we react to other’s needs is what defines us and our ‘civilised’ society.
Excellent exhibition but shaming to ‘civilised’ states – what has changed? Keep up the good work AI!
Required viewing by all (including politicians). All going on while we ‘want, want, want’ on our mobiles. We’re asleep.
Well done AI Salisbury Group – excellent exhibition of photos and thought provoking commentary.
Powerful images that shame the world, and us in our comfortable city. Thank you Amnesty International for putting this on.
Thank you Salisbury Amnesty group for raising awareness and for [the] call to action. Shocking statistics on your host map.
Our thanks to all those who took the trouble to comment. All comments were favourable.
If you would like to join the local group you would be very welcome. The best thing is to come along to an event and make yourself known. Details of what is happening will be posted here or on Facebook and Twitter if you prefer those platforms. It is free to join the local group. For further details see our latest minutes.
