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Amnesty International Guinea

Amnesty International Guinea is the Guinean national association of Amnesty International, created in 2012.

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Amnesty International Guinea (Amnesty International Guinée) is the Guinean national association of Amnesty International, created in 2012. It was officially recognized by Guinea's Ministry of Territorial Administration and Decentralization first in 2013 as the representation of Amnesty International France in Guinea, then in 2019 as a Guinean association registered under the July 2005 law. It is part of a global movement of 13 million people mobilizing for the promotion and protection of human rights, and it campaigns to pressure authorities and decision-makers to change the lives of victims.

History

Amnesty International Guinea was created in 2012. It was officially recognized by Guinea's Ministry of Territorial Administration and Decentralization first in 2013 as the representation of Amnesty International France in Guinea, then in 2019 as a Guinean association registered under the July 2005 law. Its objective is to ensure the continuity, effectiveness and efficiency of the international movement's action at the national level. It is led by a Board of Directors (governance body composed of elected members) and a National Secretariat (management body composed of employees and volunteers). The implementation of its annual operational plan relies mainly on members organized in local entities (groups/branches, clubs, relays).

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National association of Amnesty International in Guinea, part of a global human rights movement.

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