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Blogging for Hope – Bloggers Unite.

by Stefan Töpfer on Apr 30, 2008

Having been a member of ai-amnesty international now for over 30 years, I need to support this appeal by Bloggers Unite. If I could ask all of my fellow bloggers to do the same. While it may be “off-topic” for many of our blogs, it is certainly not “off topic” for our humanity and humility.

On May 15th, 2008, let’s come together and all blog about human rights. There are thousands of hum rights issues you can blog about – anyone of these will do, to create awareness.

Topic you could consider include:

The wrongful imprisonment of journalists covering assemblies.
Governments that ignore the plight of citizens left tot he mercy of gangs.
The censorship of the Internet in order to prevent freedom of expression.
Harsh punishments that include torture, forced labor, and starvation.
Sexual assault against women by members of military or militias.

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