Amnesty International produced a shop catalogue offering everyday treasures and affordable products, with the money spent making direct contributions to helping those without a voice. Ordering from the catalogue was framed as a way to support basic human freedoms while finding gifts, clothing and household items.
The Amnesty International shop catalogue brought together a varied range of items, blending Amnesty-branded goods with independent products. Shoppers could browse:
The central idea of the catalogue was that fighting injustice and oppression need not be complicated. By buying the books, clothes and household bits they needed from Amnesty, shoppers could know that their wallet, wardrobe, living room and people in need would all be better off. The money spent went to those who need it.
The catalogue invited people to help make a change and stand up against forces designed to oppress, dictate and persecute humanity. It noted that there are places where the internet is prohibited, and where people are denied the freedoms many take for granted.
It featured books and gifts, clothing and accessories, children's toys, games, gifts and books, and home and garden items.
No. It offered both Amnesty branded and independent items.
The money spent went to those who need it, making direct contributions to helping those without a voice.
The aim was to contribute to upholding basic human freedoms and to help fight injustice and oppression through everyday purchases.
Yes, the catalogue brought together everyday treasures and affordable products.
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