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Social Media Pack

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Spread the word about human rights with our social media pack, created by members of our RITES Committee to help you get started.

Social Media Pack

Spread the word about human rights with our social media pack, created by members of our RITES Committee to help you get started.

Stephanie Nixon, Fundraiser

"I'm fundraising for BIHR because...I believe in equality for everyone, and for their rights to be upheld."

Anonymous Donor

"I donated to BIHR because...I value the work you have done to campaign against the Government's proposed 'reforms' to the HRA"

Claire Murdoch, Donor

"Thank you for providing simple and clear guidance on the "not so clear & simple guidance" issued by the Government during the Pandemic."

Anonymous Donor

"For the last twelve months I have been engaged in a very stressful defence of my elderly parents entitlement to care with a council's social care department. At times when I felt utterly alone your guides and resources have given me fresh approaches to take and have reassured me that I am doing everything I can to ensure their best interest. They will have been married for sixty years in April, and they have only I to advocate for them. Thanks to BIHR for walking with me on this difficult road and allowing me to hold statutory services to account to protect their rights to be together."

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