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#BreakTheChains

Hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children across 60 countries are chained, simply for having a mental health condition. Together, we can help end this inhumane practice. Join the global movement to #BreakTheChains.

#EqualityActJapan

For years, momentum has grown in Japan for an LGBT Equality Act. Next year, Japan will host the Tokyo2020 Olympics, marking a once-in-a-generation moment to champion LGBT equality. Show your support for an Equality Act.

Tell Congress to Pass Reparations H.R. 40 Bill

Tell Congress to Pass Reparations Bill

The US Congress should act to repair harms of slavery by passing H.R. 40 The time for the United States to account for its legacy of slavery is long overdue. 

#FreeTheKids Migrant Children in Greece Immigration Detention Campaign

Kids in Greece are Depending on Us

Tell Greece to move hundreds of migrant children at risk of COVID-19 in detention to child-friendly housing.

#GoTransparent Garment Industry Campaign

Tell Clothing Brands To Go Transparent

Tell clothing brands to support workers by signing the Transparency Pledge.

Stop Line Speeds that Endanger US Meat Workers

Stop Line Speeds that Endanger Meat Workers

Sign the petition to demand the Trump administration stop allowing meat plants to increase line speeds that threaten worker safety

End Child Marriage In Massachusetts

Did you know children can legally marry in Massachusetts? A new bill to end all marriages under age 18 (S.2294) will be considered in the Massachusetts State legislature in 2019.&nbsp; Please contact Massachusetts lawmakers to tell them to make this bill a priority to ensure this legislation gets passed.

Car Makers Should Stand With Saudi Activists

When the Saudi government agreed to let women drive, major car companies publicly and rightly hailed that development. It was a step towards equality for women in the Kingdom and created a lucrative new market for the industry. Now, the courageous women that fought for their right to drive are being arrested, jailed, and harassed. It is a cruel irony that the women who fought for equality are in jail while the companies stand to make millions from the market those women have helped create. They should tell the government to stop going after these activists.

Human Rights Watch's Nisha Varia shows Senolia Sayeni a Human Rights Watch video in which she was featured. Sayeni was one of thousands of Mozambicans resettled to make way for coal mines, with negative impacts on their access to food, water, and work.

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