FAQs

You can register through our volunteer or supporter sign-up form. Once we review and approve your registration, you will receive a volunteer code and access to supporter engagement channels where we share updates, campaigns, and opportunities.

There are many ways to stay active, including signing petitions, joining campaigns, attending events, volunteering, sharing advocacy materials, and participating in online supporter communities.

To volunteer, you must complete the registration process through the official sign-up form. Approved volunteers will receive updates about activities, opportunities, and campaigns.

We will contact successful applicants directly through the email address or phone number used during registration.

If you entered the wrong email address or made another registration error, please return to the registration link and submit a corrected application where possible.

At this time, Amnesty International Nigeria does not accept NYSC corps members for placement opportunities. Look out for our internship vacancies on our official channels.

Not yet. We are continuing to grow our volunteer network across the country. In states where there is no existing coordinator or WhatsApp group, volunteers and supporters can still participate through zonal or national Telegram groups.

We are steadily growing our presence across Nigeria, with active supporter clusters in different states. If there is no formal group in your area yet, you can still connect through our national Telegram group, where updates and volunteer opportunities are shared regularly. You might even be the link we need in your state!

Yes. With support from the national office, volunteers who are active and engaged can help strengthen local organising efforts and connect more people to Amnesty International’s human rights work.

Membership is not open at this time. We will announce publicly when it becomes available. In the meantime, you can still actively contribute as a registered supporter or volunteer. Please keep an eye on our official channels for updates.

At this time, Amnesty International Nigeria does not issue ID cards for members, volunteers, or supporters. This is primarily for safety and security reasons. Your deeply valued support and participation are what matter the most.

Our campaigns are based on documented human rights concerns, research findings, and ongoing advocacy priorities, no matter where they happen. Campaigns may focus on specific regions or issues at different times depending on urgency and evidence gathered.

No. We document and campaign on human rights issues across Nigeria, including violations affecting different communities and regions.

Petitions are very important to amplifying public support for human rights issues and can place pressure on decision-makers to take action. Signing a petition does not provide personal or material benefits.

Yes! We encourage you to share petitions and campaign materials to help raise awareness and increase public participation.

You can send details, including dates, location, a clear factual account and other details of a case, to [email protected] for proper review by our team. Please note that we are unable to receive or review videos sent directly through social media channels.

Your message will be forwarded to our relevant teams for assessment. We will follow up with guidance or updates. We appreciate you speaking up and taking action to protect human rights.