Letters Reported You: 0 / AIUSA TOTAL: 0

Tunisian lawyer and writer Sonia Dahmani poses outside her home in Tunis on November 27, 2025 after her conditional release from prison. Dahmani, 60, was arrested by masked men in May 2024 and faced charges in several cases over her comments on radio and television denouncing racism in Tunisia. She was convicted in at least three cases in recent months.
(Fethi Belaid/AFP via Getty Images)

What is write for rights?

Every year, hundreds of thousands of people around the world send letters and sign online petitions on behalf of people they’ve never met, as part of Write for Rights. In 2025, at least 3,962,563 actions were taken, and of the total actions, 327,737 were cards and letters of solidarity.

how it works

Our messages help convince government officials to release people who have been imprisoned, support human rights defenders, stop torture, commute death sentences, and end other human rights abuses. Your solidarity cards provide messages of hope and lets these individuals know they are not alone!

why reporting your letters matters

Reporting your letters is important, as we share the total number written by you and other activists with government officials and those we aim to help, providing them hope. Imagine being in prison for peaceful activism and learning that one million letters were written for you by strangers worldwide.