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Messages of hope from the Island

by isleofman.com 8th December 2009

The human rights campaign group Amnesty International is asking people in the Isle of Man to send a simple message of hope to prisoners of conscience this Christmas.

The charity's Island branch launched its 2009 greetings card campaign at the Strand shopping centre in Douglas today.

Amnesty says sending a card to individuals held captive by repressive regimes, really can make a difference.

Its campaign to bombard authorities around the world has led to prisoners of conscience being released.

Amnesty International's Island chairman Reverend Cyril Rogers says those suffering injustice need to know the outside world has not forgotten them:

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Posted by isleofman.com
Tuesday 8th, December 2009 06:43pm.

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