Amnesty Peru and Venezuela Bring Daria Egereva’s Case to Letter-Writers

Amnesty International’s Write for Rights campaign connects supporters across borders through a practical invitation: learn a person’s story, demand their freedom and send a message of solidarity. The campaign pages in Peru and Venezuela provide further ways to support Daria Egereva.

Peru: Daria Among the Campaign’s Featured Cases

Amnesty Peru’s Escribe por los Derechos page includes Daria alongside other people facing injustice. It introduces her Selkup background, her connection to the taiga and her work protecting Indigenous lands, languages and cultures.

The page calls for her immediate and unconditional release and an end to repression against Indigenous activists in Russia. It also offers campaign materials and a short introductory course for people who want to encourage others to take action.

Venezuela: Appeals and Messages of Solidarity

Amnesty Venezuela’s dedicated page for Daria combines her story with a model appeal to the Russian Investigative Committee. It calls for her release, the dropping of charges and an end to persecution of peaceful defenders.

Supporters can also find guidance for messages to Daria herself. Amnesty asks that these be written in Russian without mentioning the organisation, to reduce the risk that they will not reach her.

International Solidarity Becomes Practical Action

Venezuela was already included in our coverage through its educational resources; the dedicated action page adds a direct route for letter-writers. The pages do not establish an exact launch date, so this review presents resources available now rather than a newly dated announcement.

Amnesty’s sustained work helps turn international concern into actions people can take in their own communities. Our country-by-country overview and earlier international review bring together other parts of this solidarity campaign.