Ema Anis

Visual and Creative Communications Specialist. Open for collabs.
@amnestysasia | @JusticeProject | @Dawn_com | @etribune

[CERP @CERPakistan]

Every child deserves more than a seat in school; they deserve learning that lasts.

Over nearly two decades, LEAPS followed the same children from primary school into adulthood. The findings bring real reasons for hope.

#LearnToEarn

@aikhwaja, @AndrabiTahir, @WWHGlobalEd

[CERP @CERPakistan]

According to the data, the learning crisis starts early. Many children are in school but not learning. Our long term research shows that foundational learning is where progress begins and where it can quietly slip away.

What happens next matters.

#LearnToEarn

[Amnesty International South Asia, Regional Office @amnestysasia]

🚫📚 The Taliban must be held accountable for depriving millions of girls from seeking their right to education. 🚨✊ The international community must not give up on girl's education in #Afghanistan. 📝

#SpeakUpForAfghanWomen ✊ #EducationForAll #StandWithAfghanGirls #InternationalDayOfEducation 1/2

[Amnesty International South Asia, Regional Office @amnestysasia]

This International Day of Education, school girls from #Afghanistan share their stories, expressing both heartbreak and hopes, as their fundamental human right to education continues to be violated by the Taliban.🚫📖
They demand an immediate and unconditional re-opening of their schools.
✍️Sign the petition to show your support: https://t.co/eK8dvaaJUJ

#SpeakUpForAfghanWomen ✊ #EducationForAll #StandWithAfghanGirls #InternationalDayOfEducation

[Ema Anis @EmaAnis]

Animation created for UNDP's project in Pakistan for training of ECP (Election Commission of Pakistan) staff on awareness of workplace harassment law.

#animation #handdrawn #illustration #framebyframe #illustrations #callipeg #Procreate #pakistan #digitalart #digitalartwork

[Ema Anis @EmaAnis]

People are more likely to believe in horoscopes and tarot cards than in climate change, so I made a bunch of tarot cards for @COP28_UAE attendees "predicting" the future of climate change in Pakistan.

#ClimateJusticeNow

[amnestypress @amnestypress]

Workers were not silent – they complained both to Amazon managers and the supply company, but were dismissed and threatened. Amazon could and should have intervened when complaints surfaced over two years ago. It’s mind boggling that they did not.

https://t.co/Fnpu3t0KnN

[amnestypress @amnestypress]

Despite a 2-year contract with the supply companies, workers were deployed at Amazon for far less before being stranded in awful conditions, unpaid and prevented from changing jobs or leaving the country - abuses enabled by Saudi Arabia's kafala system

https://t.co/Fnpu3t0KnN

[amnestypress @amnestypress]

Workers also spoke of exhausting work, grueling targets a failure to allow time to recover from illness or injury. One man was signed off by a doctor for a month with a suspected broken arm, but a lack of sick pay meant he went back much sooner.

https://t.co/Fnpu3t0KnN

[amnestypress @amnestypress]

Once in Saudi Arabia, the workers’ reality became clear. The supply companies housed them in over-crowded, filthy accommodation, withheld salaries without explanation and underpaid them overtime.
https://t.co/Fnpu3t0KnN

[amnestypress @amnestypress]

The Nepali workers had been recruited by labour supply companies to staff Amazon's warehouses. Despite paying $1,500 in illegal fees, many believed it would be a “golden opportunity” and were told they would be working directly for Amazon. This was untrue
https://t.co/Fnpu3t0KnN

[Ema Anis @EmaAnis]

My artwork for @amnesty's latest report revealing harrowing details of exploitation of migrant workers in Amazon's warehouses in Saudi Arabia.

This report is a must-read: https://t.co/IDRopwPKRw

[amnestypress @amnestypress]

Our new @amnesty investigation shows how contracted migrant workers in Amazon warehouses in Saudi Arabia were deceived and exploited, with the company knowing about complaints for over two years without ending this shocking abuse.

Read more…👇🧵

https://t.co/Fnpu3t0KnN

[Laiba Zainab @Laiba_Zainab]

This incredible Faizan Adil’s solo exhibition and launch of photobook “Lahore: Neoliberal Real Estate Phenomena”, is overwhelming and eye opening at the same time.

Dates: 21-28 September 2023
Location: Art Next Gallery, DHA, Lahore
Gallery Timings: 5pm - 9pm (Sundays are off)

[Amnesty International South Asia, Regional Office @amnestysasia]

📢AFGHANISTAN: The Taliban’s severe restrictions and unlawful crackdown on women & girls’ rights should be investigated as possible crime against humanity of gender persecution, @amnesty and @ICJ_org said today in a new joint report: https://t.co/XLsVydrNi0

[UK in Pakistan 🇬🇧🇵🇰 @ukinpakistan]

🇬🇧اور 🇵🇰 کے مل کر کام کرنے سے سکول جانے والے بچوں کی تعداد میں اضافہ ہوا ہے۔ سکول جانے کے ساتھ اگر یہ بچے ہر روز ایک گھنٹہ پڑھیں، تو ان کی سپر پاورز میں اضافہ ہو سکتا ہے۔

#Read2Succeed #1HourOfReading

@FCDOGovUK @FCDOEducation @GREATBritain @pkBritish @TCFPak @EduMinistryPK

[Ema Anis @EmaAnis]

Adnan Syed is free! 🥹

https://t.co/viMydByB6c

[Aymun Sajid @aymunsajid]

Since childhood, it was my dream to be a published author.
I thought it would be a fictional story like the one my 12yr old self was writing the day Baba disappeared.
Now 18, I hold a book in my hand that is far from fiction. It is a story of pure survival.
#RefusingToDisappear

[Ema Anis @EmaAnis]

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[Amnesty International South Asia, Regional Office @amnestysasia]

PAKISTAN: Today marks six years since IT engineer Sajid Mehmood was forcibly disappeared from his home in Islamabad. His daughter @aymunsajid paints her ordeal in our two-part video with @dohrpk.

Sign our petition to help Aymun reunite with her father: https://t.co/b45lKpqTRf

[Amnesty International South Asia, Regional Office @amnestysasia]

Take an interactive journey into the world of human rights through the experiences of real people, fighting for their right to freedom of expression. Download 'Rights Arcade,' our app based game.
Google play - https://t.co/E6FFJJmVNl
Apple Store: https://t.co/9YbYaAL14Z

[Ema Anis @EmaAnis]

It's absolutely heartbreaking how several girls in Afghanistan have now been deprived of education.

#OpenSchoolsForGirls #SpeakUpForAfghanWomen

[Amnesty International South Asia, Regional Office @amnestysasia]

This International Day of Education marks 129 days of closure of girls' school in Afghanistan. The Taliban have banned girls above age 12 to go to school. Girls are abandoned from fundamental right to education. Call on Taliban authorities to #OpenSchoolsForGirls 📚