Have your say....

Amnesty International Australia is a people-powered movement, and every five years, we turn to you—our activists, members, donors, partners, and communities of lived experience—to shape our future direction. Your insights will help determine our key campaign priorities, improve activist support structures, and track our progress over time. This is your chance to influence how we fight for human rights in Australia and globally.

Your participation will help us build a movement that is bold, effective, and truly representative of the issues that matter most.

This survey will take between 5 to 12 minutes to complete. If you're short on time, feel free to skip ahead to the sections that matter most to you—we'd love to hear your thoughts!

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Question 1

Amnesty International Australia needs your help to determine our future campaign priorities. We want to hear from you about which areas we can have the most human rights impact on over the next five years?

Being limited to only four ongoing focus areas, our campaign staff have made proposals to continue work on Indigenous Justice, Refugee Rights, a Human Rights Act, with an added youth focus, and our International portfolio. However, these are just a few of the many human rights issues facing our country and the world

We’d now love to hear from you: Which human rights issues are most important to you? Please vote for your top three:

For more information and background campaign summaries please see https://www.amnesty.org.au/strategic-priorities/

Domestic Campaign Priorities

Make between 1 and 3 choices

Indigenous justice
Climate justice
Inequality and economic insecurity
LGBTQIA+ rights
Women's Rights
Disability Rights
Refugee rights
Right to protest
Human Rights Act, with a focus on engaging young people
Other

International Campaign Priorities

Make between 1 and 3 choices

Digital rights, including countering the threats of surveillance, misinformation, and disinformation.
Human rights in the Asia Pacific, with a focus on China, Myanmar and Afghanistan
Women’s rights
Climate justice particularly in the Pacific
Death penalty
Human rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territory
LGBTQIA+ rights
Protecting global human rights frameworks including the UN mechanisms
Right to protest
Other