Amnesty International launches online museum of 65 years of activism

Amnesty International has opened a virtual museum featuring 65 years of its human rights campaigns and archival materials.

By Middle East Affairs
September 7, 2026
Four panelists sit at a table with a blue Amnesty International banner, speaking at what appears to be a public forum or conference panel.
Ilustrasi. Amnesty International has long been a leading voice on human rights issues, hosting public events and panels to discuss its activism and advocacy work. Photo: Skunkhaus / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
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Amnesty International has opened a virtual museum called Stories That Resist, offering visitors a 360-degree immersive experience of the organization's human rights work since its founding.

The museum contains five thematic galleries displaying more than 50 historical items from Amnesty's archives. The collection documents campaigns, research and advocacy spanning more than six decades.

Visitors can explore emblematic objects and materials related to Amnesty's work in defence of human rights worldwide. The museum is accessible online, allowing access without physical location constraints.

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