THE WORLD NEEDS YOU

THERE ARE HUMAN RIGHTS CRISES ACROSS THE WORLD

Click the buttons below to sign petitions, to donate and to learn more about each issue.

Note: the buttons with an asterisk (*) will lead to other carrd.co that are not made by me. The purpose of this carrd.co is to easily access the current issues in one place.

• BLM Movement*

• Yemen Crisis*

• Justice for Uighur Muslims

• STOP Slave Trade in Libya

• Justice for Syrians

• Rohingya crisis

• Stand With Hong Kong*

• Help Palestine*

• CLOSE THE ICE DETETNTION CAMPS

• India*

• Phillipines*

• South America*

• Indonesia*

• Chile*

Justice for Syrians

Syria has been at war for 8 years and have experienced the war's horrors. There is an abuse of human rights and crimes against humanity. Many have been tortured and killed. The country is in ruins and most of the hospitals are no longer functioning. They deserve better and there has not been enough media coverage. They need our help. I encourage further research.

Petitions & Donations

• actionnetwork.org

• thepetitionsite

• Unitedforpeace.org

• Change.org

• thepetitionsite

• Moveon.org

• donate.worldvision.org

• savethechildren.org

• Unicef

Educational Resources

• Five ways to solve the crisis in Syria

• 5 Concrete Steps the US Can Take to End the Syria Crisis

• Can We Stop a Civil War in Syria?

• The Syrian Civil War’s Never-Ending Endgame

• Video: My Daily Life in Syria

• Syrian refugee crisis: Facts, FAQs, and how to help

• Middle East and North Africa: Syria

• Doctors Without Borders

• Unicef

Close the ICE detention camps

The adults and children held in these camps are being maltreated. The conditions are unsanitary and it is cramped inside. They are sleeping on concrete floors while others stand because it is so crowded. 24 immigrants have died due to the conditions. We demand change. As I've mentioned before, I encourage further research than what's been provided.

Petitions & Donations

• actionnetwork.org

• actionnetwork.org

• www.afsc.org

• www.afsc.org

• Change.org

• secure.actblue.com

• secure.actblue.com

Educational Resources

• What ‘Abolish ICE’ Actually Means

• Abolish ICE!

• The Abolish ICE Movement Explained

• WHO DOES IMMIGRATION & CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT (I.C.E.) HURT?

• Take Action

• SEXUAL ABUSE IN IMMIGRATION DETENTION

End slavery in Libya

Human traffickers in Libya are selling Black Africans migrants. It is a crime against humanity. It needs to end. We need change. As I've mentioned before,
do more research than what I have provided since I am still in the process of researching

Petitions & Donations

• freedomunited.org

• change.org

• thepetitionsite.com

• thepetitionsite.com

• awethu.amandla.mobi

Educational Resources

• bustle.com

• time.com

• time.com

• npr.org

• newsecuritybeat.org

• antislavery.org

Justice for Uygher Muslims

There is a human rights crisis in China right now and it has been going on for months. And there is not enough media coverage.
Muslims are being assimilated in these concentration camps, similarly to what happened to the Jews in WW2. History is repeating itself when we have been educated in preventing such matters. What is happening to them is dehumanizing. It is so wrong that Muslims are not able to practice something so personal and sacred. Muslims have been silenced for so long. We need change because people should not be living like this. Even with the information below, I still encourage more research.

Petitions & Donations

• thepetitionsite.com

• Amnesty International

• gopetition

• change.org

• change.org

• thepetitionsite

• Help the Uyghur Children DONATE

• Amnesty Donate

• Penny Appeal To Help UYGHUR CHILDREN

Write to your representatives

• Write to your local MP and political representatives 1

• Write to your local MP and political representatives 2

• Write to your local MP and political representatives 3

Educational Resources

• What is happening with the Uighurs in China?

• Forced Reconstruction, Exploitation, and Surveillance in the Cra

• How China is crushing the Uighurs | The Economist