Amnesty International Poland

Amnesty International Poland is the Polish branch of Amnesty International. Its stated mission is a world free from discrimination, where people are protected during armed conflicts and perpetrators of human rights violations are brought to justice. It works on areas including discrimination, the death penalty, migrants and refugees, deprivation of liberty, women's rights, LGBTI rights, sexual and reproductive rights, judiciary and rule of law, torture, and freedom of assembly. The Polish branch is led by a director; Anna Błaszczak-Banasiak, described as director of the Polish branch of Amnesty International, was reported as leaving the organization.

Amnesty International Poland is the Polish branch of Amnesty International. Its website states its mission: "Chcemy świata wolnego od dyskryminacji, gdzie podczas konfliktów zbrojnych ludzie są pod ochroną, a winni naruszeń praw człowieka są osądzeni." The site lists areas of work including discrimination, the death penalty, migrants and refugees, deprivation of liberty, women's rights, LGBTI rights, sexual and reproductive rights, judiciary and rule of law, torture, and freedom of assembly. The site also reports that Anna Błaszczak-Banasiak, director of the Polish branch of Amnesty International, is leaving the organization.

1. 1Amnesty International - Bronimy praw człowiekaamnesty.org.pl
2. 2Amnesty International Polandwikidata.org