Amnesty International posters - in pictures

La Colombe et le Prisonnier, 1959
A poster with an image donated to Amnesty by Pablo Picasso Photograph: Succession Picasso/DACS

Prisoner of Conscience, 1969 (Netherlands)
Designed by Joop Lieverst, a General Amnesty International poster depicting a Prisoners of Conscience Photograph: Amnesty International

Freedom in the 80s, 1980 (Japan)
Poster by Yosuke Kawamura for the campaign Freedom in the 80s Photograph: Amnesty International

Amnesty International, 1995 (Israel)
A poster for the Israeli branch by graphic designer Lemel Yossi Photograph: Amnesty International Design:

Death Penalty, 1987 (US)
By Goodby, Silverstein and Berlin, created when the rate of executions in the USA was accelerating Photograph: Amnesty International

They Cannot Muzzle the Light, 1980 (France)
Poster by the French artist Alain Carrier based on a quote by Victor Hugo: "You cannot muzzle the light" Photograph: Amnesty International

Flight From Tyranny, 1975 (US)
A lithograph by Alexander Calder for Prisoner of Conscience Year Photograph: Amnesty International

Afghan Refugee, Peshawar, 2010 (US)
Photographed by Steve McCurry in Pakistan Photograph: Amnesty International

Political prisoners, the world over, 1981 (Germany)
General Amnesty poster Photograph: Amnesty International Design:

The Real Face of Turkey, 1980 (UK)
Poster for the planned Amnesty International Turkey campaign in 1980, which never took place due to the military coup of September 12, 1980. The poster, aimed at potential tourists to the country, wanted to increase awareness of human rights violations in Turkey
Photograph: Amnesty International

Amnesty International, Greece (1979)
Poster by Nriva Kapaxalov campaigning against political killings Photograph: Amnesty International Design:

Become the Torturers' Nightmare, 2006 (Belgium)
An apparition shows how signatures will haunt those who violate human rights Photograph: Amnesty International

Rope Man, 1972 (Switzerland)
By Bill Guhl and Beat Knoblauch for the Campaign Against Torture Photograph: Amnesty International

Football Yes, Torture No, 1978 (Germany)
Sent a strong message to Argentina’s junta as cup hosts Photograph: Amnesty International

Prisoner Of Conscience, 1977 (US)
By the Spanish painter Juan Miró to mark the Amnesty year Photograph: Amnesty International

Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1988 (US)
by Woody Pirtle to mark its 40th anniversary Photograph: AIUSA

Human Rights are Women's Rights, 1994 (Egypt)
Poster created by Amnesty International Egypt for the major international campaign on women's rights Photograph: Amnesty International

Muhammad Ali - Lifetime Achievement Award, 1998 (US)
Muhammad Ali, giving his endorsement to the campaign against the use of the Stun Belt. Muhammad Ali has been the recipient of countless awards for his humanitarian efforts. Amnesty International honoured him with their "Lifetime Achievement Award" Photograph: Amnesty International (?)

Two Fists, 1977 (US)
Designed by the Polish artist and graphic designer Roman Cieslewicz Photograph: Amnesty International Design:

50th anniversary poster, 2011 Photograph: Amnesty International