Baðýþ formuyla Uluslararasý Af Örgütü’ne doðrudan baðýþta bulunabilirsiniz.

Uzun süreli çalýþmalarýmýzý güvence altýna almak için destekçi üye ya da aktif üye olarak bize katýlabilirsiniz.

Aktif üyeler hem çalýþmalarýmýza þahsen katýlarak, hem de üye aidatlarýný düzenli olarak ödeyerek UAÖ’ne destek vermektedir.

Destekçi üyeler ise, üye tabanýnýn çoðunu oluþturan ve üye aidatlarý vasýtasýyla bizi destekleyen kiþilerdir. Aktif üyelerin çalýþmalarýnýn bir bölümünü, destekçi üyelere UAÖ’nün etkinlikleri ve insan haklarý ile ilgili bilgi vermek oluþturmaktadýr.

Hem aktif, hem destekçi üyeler yýllýk aidat olarak 36 YTL ödemektedir. Not: Destekçi ve aktif üye arasýnda hukuken ayrým yapýlmamaktadýr ve istediðiniz zaman aktif olarak katýlmanýz ya da destekçi üyeliðine geçmeniz mümkündür.

Üyelik için baþvurmadan önce tüzüðümüzü kabul edip etmeyeceðiniz konusunda karar vermeniz gerekmektedir. Tüzüðü http://www.amnesty.org.tr/v1612200302.si adresinde bulabilirsiniz.

Tüzüðümüzü, zorunlu kayýt ücretimizi ve yýllýk aidatýmýzý kabul ederseniz, size sunulacak Üye Giriþ Bildirgesini imzalayýp ofisimize yollayýnýz. Bu iþlem normal posta yoluyla ya da baþvuruyu elden vererek yapýlmalýdýr.

Resmî aktif ya da destekçi üyeliðe kavuþmak isterseniz, ilk olarak aþaðýdaki üyelik ön kaydýný doldurup yollayýnýz ya da soldaki adres verilerini kullanarak bizimle baðlantýya geçiniz. Üyelik ön kaydý resmî bir iþlem deðildir, ancak ön kayýtla vereceðiniz bilgiler resmî Üye Giriþ Bildirgesinin doldurulmasý için kullanýlacaktýr. Sorulan nüfus kayýt bilgileri mevzuat gereði dernek üyeliði için gereklidir. Ýsminize hazýrlanan resmî Üye Giriþ Bildirgesi, imzalamanýz için tarafýnýza sunulacaktýr. Alýnan bilgiler sadece üyelik sürecine baðlantýlý olarak kullanýlacaktýr.

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AI’s vision is of a world in which every person enjoys all of the human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights standards.

In pursuit of this vision, AI’s mission is to undertake research and action focused on preventing and ending grave abuses of the rights to physical and mental integrity, freedom of conscience and expression, and freedom from discrimination, within the context of its work to promote all human rights.

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AI’s national sections, members and supporters are primarily responsible for funding the movement. No funds are sought or accepted from governments for AI’s work investigating and campaigning against human rights violations.

http://www.amnesty.org/

Hello Erdogan!!
I attach my portrait of Maurice Béjart, a great French Choreographer and a rebel in his way and in his art.
He passed away last week…
Ben

 
Maurice Bejart, Innovative
Choreographer of Modern Ballet

Maurice Bejart, for four decades an extraordinarily innovative and influential choreographer and company leader in Europe who often received critical scorn in the English-speaking world, has died. He was 80.

He ‘played an essential role in making a large number of people love contemporary dance, without ever ceding to the easy way out or renouncing his deep demands as an artist,’ she said. ‘He never stopped surprising us, until the end.’

Although he began his ballet career dancing the 19th century classics in pristine versions staged from the choreography notebooks of what is now the Kirov Ballet, Bejart eventually developed a complex style of contemporary ballet. It incorporated movement influences from a number of cultures, along with a flamboyant theatricality very much in the neo-Expressionist tradition of Western Europe but foreign to classical dancing. A key element of that new style was its refusal to accept conventional notions of what kind of dancing, roles and prominence ‘belonged’ to males versus females.