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Thank you to all of our supporters

Published: 19/12/2022

Thank you to all of our supporters

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We asked Reprieve U.K. and Reprieve U.S. staff what they were proud of working on this year. Here are all the things you’ve helped us to achieve >>>

Fighting abuses by some of the world’s most powerful governments is no small feat, but that doesn’t mean we can’t win. This year we’ve proved that together by:

✅  Getting three men released from Guantánamo Bay since we launched our campaign for Biden to close the prison
✅  Getting 22 clients off death row in Malawi – nothing like this had happened in the country for 17 years
✅  Supporting Jagtar Singh Johal as he takes the UK Government to court to demand accountability for its alleged involvement in his unlawful arrest and torture.

We wanted to say, thank you to our supporters and funders. Thank you for always being there to support our clients at the most critical moments of their cases and thank you for your long-term term support.

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