The Isle of Man branch of the human rights group Amnesty International is thanking local residents for a superb response to the recent 'Messages of Hope' Christmas card campaign
Amnesty invited the public to make and sign greetings cards, which were sent to prisoners of conscience all over the world.
The campaign lets those imprisoned for their views know the outside world has not forgotten them, and a large number of people took part in three sessions over Christmas and New Year.
Spokesman for the Island's Amnesty group Stuart Harthill says it was a brilliant effort which inspired many:
"We think it's inhumane the way he was treated."
MHK frustrated DOI hasn't yet submitted horse tram business plan
Take the time to include those with hearing loss, says charity CEO
Dredging underway in Douglas outer harbour
Bill will modernise employment and economic activity in the gambling sector