就上述五个问题，我们设立了一个匿名问卷调查，您可以从中分享您的想法和答案，以及同意/不同意他人的观点。您可以用以下方式参与：

اوپر دیئے ہوئے پانچ سوالوں میں سے ہر ایک کے لیے ہم نے گمنام سروے تشکیل دیا ہے جہاں آپ اپنےا اخیالات اور جواب دے سکتے ہیں، اور اس کے علاوہ دوسروں کی رائے کے ساتھ اختلاف/اتفاق بھی کرسکتے ہیں۔ اس میں حصہ لینے کے لیے آپ:

We want your perspective on changing narratives & attitudes. Think of the following questions: How can organisations, like Amnesty, change narratives that fuel discrimination, inequality, and conflict (in media or in society)? How can Amnesty encourage people to come together in solidarity around a vision of dignity and justice for the future? 

We want your perspective on building a stronger movement & partnerships. Think of the following question: How can Amnesty International become a bigger, bolder, and more inclusive movement that is better at supporting social change?

We want your perspective on how Amnesty International should influence or disrupt power. Think of the following questions: How can Amnesty drive change that addresses the root causes of injustice? Which powerful actor should Amnesty target? How? 

We want your perspective on diversity & inclusion. Think of the following questions: How can Amnesty become an organisation that appeals to a variety of people including all races, classes, genders, ages, and other realities? What can Amnesty do for you to feel involved?

We want your perspective on Amnesty International’s added value. Think of the following questions: In the future, what areas of work should Amnesty lead on, support others on, or drop? Why? What should Amnesty’s unique role become in the future? 

We will be hosting live #NEXTSTRATEGY events all over the world with speakers to discuss and generate Amnesty’s next strategy. These will be streamed live.

This compilation includes interventions from: Sonia Correa – Researcher & feminist activist (Brazil), Ishtar Lakhani – Feminist, activist and Just Labs associate, focusing on social justice advocacy and creative activism (South Africa), Sabika Abbas Naqvi – Protest poet / educator for gender justice (India), Dumiso Gatsha – co-founder of Success Captial NGO focusing on LGBTI+ and sexual reproductive and health rights (Botswana), Anat Shenker-Osorio – Researcher and expert author in campaigns and communication (USA), Sophie Kanza – youth activist & part of the Africans Rising coordinating committee (DRC/South Africa), Pablo Aragon – Specialist in information technology and political participation (Spain), Rebeca Lane – Sociologist, poet, rap singer, and feminist (Guatemala), Rita Izsák-Ndiaye – Member & Rapporteur of the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CRED), former UN Special Rapporteur on minority issues (Hungary/Senegal), Jonathan Mijs – Sociologist focusing on global inequality (The Netherlands), Lilie Chouliaraki – media and communications professor London School of Economics (Greece)