Claire Mallinson

Claire Mallinson

Claire Mallinson joined Amnesty International Australia as National Director in October 2007 with more than 20 years of experience in rights-based work and the not for profit sector.

Claire began her work in the sector at the UK’s biggest not for profit disability organisation, Scope. She left Scope to become the youngest Director of a UK top five charity, the Cancer Research Campaign.

Claire was then headhunted by Greenpeace Australia Pacific and moved to Sydney to take up the role of Director of Fundraising and Marketing before joining Amnesty International Australia.

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Eurovision can’t drown out the human rights abuses

Eurovision can’t drown out the human rights abuses

25 May 12 Last year, thousands of Azerbaijanis spontaneously took to the streets of Baku shouting and chanting. None of the demonstrators were…... Read more

Utopia and a Third World in the First World

Utopia and a Third World in the First World

19 Oct 11 This week’s Q and A program featured Rosalie Kunoth-Monks, who has been an instrumental figure in drawing attention to the…... Read more

Human rights at home and away

Human rights at home and away

13 May 11 Human rights abuses happen everywhere, including Australia. Amnesty International has today released a report on human rights, which is critical…... Read more

Australia cannot claim leadership on human rights

Australia cannot claim leadership on human rights

28 May 10 Each year Amnesty International releases an assessment of the human rights realities in the majority of countries around the world,…... Read more

All sides of politics ignore facts of asylum arrivals

All sides of politics ignore facts of asylum arrivals

14 Oct 09 Amnesty International flatly rejects the assertion that recent changes to Government policy have led to an increase in the number…... Read more

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