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1. Cut 10 inches of the ribbon. 2. With the Sharpie, write the name of one disappeared student on one side of the ribbon and the “#43” on the other side. 3. Tie the ribbon to the pencil with a simple bow knot. 4. Sign the petition to President Enrique Nieto. 5. Send pencils and petitions to: Amnesty International USA Washington National Office 600 Pennsylvania Ave. SE Washington, D.C. 20003 On September 26, 2014, 43 students from a rural teacher's college in Ayotzinapa were forcefully disappeared in the state of Guerrero, Mexico. Each pencil represents each of the lives of the 43 students that haven’t made it home. Once collected, Amnesty activists will deliver the petitions and pencils to the Mexican embassy. We won’t stop until we find them! ACTION KIT DEMAND JUSTICE FOR THE STUDENTS OF AYOTZINAPA *Please note that all pencils and petitions must arrive in our DC office by December 12, 2014. HOW TO TAKE ACTION Take action online to demand justice: www.amnestyusa.org/Ayotzinapa Amnesty International Urgent Action: www.amnestyusa.org/mexico 14 Facts about Torture in Mexico: blog.amnestyusa.org Missing Students of Ayotzinapa: http://blog.amnestyusa.org/americas/mexico-betrayed/ Amnesty International Press Release: www.amnestyusa.org/pressrelease SOCIAL MEDIA Use these Hashtags on Twitter and Facebook English: #JusticeForAyotzinapa #Ayotzinapa #Iguala #Mexico Spanish: #Ayotzinapasomostodos #losqueremosvivos MORE INFORMATION

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Page 1: ACTION KIT - Amnesty International USA · that haven’t made it home. Once collected, Amnesty activists will deliver the petitions and pencils to the Mexican embassy. We won’t

1. Cut 10 inches of the ribbon.

2. With the Sharpie, write the name of one disappeared student on one side of the ribbon and the “#43” on the other side.

3. Tie the ribbon to the pencil with a simple bow knot.

4. Sign the petition to President Enrique Nieto.

5. Send pencils and petitions to:Amnesty International USA Washington National Office 600 Pennsylvania Ave. SE Washington, D.C. 20003

On September 26, 2014, 43 students from a rural teacher's college in Ayotzinapa were forcefully disappeared in the state of Guerrero, Mexico. Each pencil represents each of the lives of the 43 students that haven’t made it home. Once collected, Amnesty activists will deliver the petitions and pencils to the Mexican embassy. We won’t stop until we find them! !

ACTION KIT DEMAND JUSTICE FOR THE STUDENTS OF AYOTZINAPA

*Please note that all pencils and petitions must arrive in our DC office by December 12, 2014.

HOW TO TAKE ACTION

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Take action online to demand justice: www.amnestyusa.org/Ayotzinapa Amnesty International Urgent Action: www.amnestyusa.org/mexico 14 Facts about Torture in Mexico: blog.amnestyusa.org Missing Students of Ayotzinapa: http://blog.amnestyusa.org/americas/mexico-betrayed/ Amnesty International Press Release: www.amnestyusa.org/pressrelease

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SOCIAL MEDIA Use these Hashtags on Twitter and Facebook

English: #JusticeForAyotzinapa #Ayotzinapa #Iguala #Mexico Spanish: #Ayotzinapasomostodos #losqueremosvivos

MORE INFORMATION

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Abel García Hernández Abelardo Vázquez Peniten Adán Abrajan de la Cruz Alexander Mora Venancio Antonio Santana Maestro

Benjamín Ascencio Bautista Bernardo Flores Alcaraz

Carlos Iván Ramírez Villarreal Carlos Lorenzo Hernández Muñoz César Manuel González Hernández

Christian Alfonso Rodríguez Telumbre Christian Tomas Colon Garnica

Cutberto Ortiz Ramos Dorian González Parral

Emiliano Alen Gaspar de la Cruz. Everardo Rodríguez Bello

Felipe Arnulfo Rosas Giovanni Galindes Guerrero Israel Caballero Sánchez Israel Jacinto Lugardo

Jesús Jovany Rodríguez Tlatempa Jonas Trujillo González

Jorge Álvarez Nava Jorge Aníbal Cruz Mendoza

Jorge Antonio Tizapa Legideño Jorge Luis González Parral José Ángel Campos Cantor

José Ángel Navarrete González José Eduardo Bartolo Tlatempa

José Luis Luna Torres Jhosivani Guerrero de la Cruz

Julio César López Patolzin Leonel Castro Abarca

Luis Ángel Abarca Carrillo Luis Ángel Francisco Arzola

Magdaleno Rubén Lauro Villegas Marcial Pablo Baranda

Marco Antonio Gómez Molina Martín Getsemany Sánchez García

Mauricio Ortega Valerio Miguel Ángel Hernández Martínez

Miguel Ángel Mendoza Zacaría !

Individual pictures of students (b/w) can be found here: http://tiny.cc/r1cupx

NAMES OF THE DISAPPEARED STUDENTS

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NAME ADDRESS SIGNATURE

To President Enrique Peña Nieto:We, the undersigned wish to express our outrage over the actions by police in Iguala on the night of September 26th 2014, which resulted in the torture and murder of Julio César Mondragón, the killing of 3 other students of the Escuela Normal Rural Raúl Isidro Burgos in Ayotzinapa, and the enforced disappearance of 43 additional students."!

We are deeply concerned that these are not isolated incidents, but symptomatic of a human rights crisis that must be addressed. Over the years, Amnesty International as well as respected Mexican human rights organizations have documented a massive increase in reports of torture and other ill treatment, as well as enforced disappearances by municipal, state and federal police and the military, sometimes acting in collusion with criminal gangs. The few victims of disappearances and abductions whose remains have been found have displayed evidence of torture and other ill treatment.!!

We appeal to you to reverse a shameful legacy of turning a blind eye to crimes like these, which have thrived in a climate of secrecy and impunity. We call on you to bring to justice all those responsible for the torture, killing and enforced disappearance of Julio César Mondragón and other teacher-training students of Ayotzinapa, including the perpetrators as well as the government officials whose acts of negligence or complicity made these horrific abuses possible. We also call on you to uphold your 2012 commitment to eradicate torture and other ill treatment and protect the human rights of all detainees.!!