Collage using a photograph by Denis Kostrov. Amnesty International’s campaign for Daria Egereva’s freedom continues across countries and languages. Initiatives in Taiwan and Canada invite more people to learn about the Selkup Indigenous rights defender and take action for her release. Taiwan: An Appeal in Chinese Amnesty International Taiwan’s Write for Rights 2026 page presents Daria’s story in Traditional Chinese. It describes her peaceful work protecting Indigenous lands,

Image source: Corriere della Sera / Le persone e la dignità. Riccardo Noury draws attention to Daria Egereva’s imprisonment in a 19 October article on “Le persone e la dignità,” the human-rights blog hosted by Corriere della Sera. The short Italian-language article introduces Daria as a Selkup Indigenous rights defender and climate advocate. It recalls her work protecting Indigenous lands, languages and cultures, and the threat of up to 20 years in prison following her arrest

Photo: Cem Ozdel/Anadolu via Getty Images. Source: Amnesty International Chile. Amnesty International Chile names Daria Egereva in its 26 October explainer on the Convention on Biological Diversity and why it matters for human rights. The Spanish-language article discusses obstacles to Indigenous participation in biodiversity negotiations. It recalls Daria’s involvement in previous CBD meetings and explains that she cannot attend this year because she is imprisoned over her p

Amnesty Slovenia brings Daria Egereva’s story into classrooms through Write for Rights, with a video and letter-writing resources in Slovenian and English.

L’Humanité profiles Daria Egereva’s Indigenous and climate advocacy and highlights Amnesty International’s call for her release.

From COP17 to Write for Rights: Amnesty’s recent publications and national campaigns bring Daria Egereva’s case to audiences across countries and languages.

Amnesty International Canada shares a video letter from Sámi activist Valentina Sovkina to Daria Egereva, recalling their meetings, the sound of wind and the cloudberries they shared.

Publishers Weekly has highlighted Amnesty International USA’s inclusion of Daria Egereva in its 2026 Banned Books Week campaign, bringing the Selkup Indigenous rights defender’s case to readers in the publishing and library world.

NRK Sápmi — Norway's largest broadcaster — has dedicated a separate piece to the nomination of Daria Egereva for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. The outlet notes that Deutsche Welle, The Barents Observer, Cultural Survival and several independent Russian outlets have already reported on the nomination.

Amnesty International has included the case of Indigenous human rights defender Daria Egereva in a new report to the United Nations on the growing persecution of environmental human rights defenders worldwide. The report, “Environmental human rights defenders: Vital voices face attacks and lack protection,” was published in August 2026 as Amnesty International’s submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on the human right to a healthy environment. For Daria Egereva, the report

Amnesty International has released a special poster dedicated to Russian human rights defender and representative of the Selkup people Daria Egereva. The material was published on September 1 as part of the organization’s global Write for Rights 2026 campaign.