Get up! is an Australian on line activist group, which was launched in August 2005. Its campaigns are community based and are primarly coordinated through the internet. Get Up! is a non-profit organisation and states that it relies on donations from individuals, organisations, unions and community groups for foundings. It's time is part of their campaingn for Australian Marriage Equality for same-sex marriage to stop gender marriage discrimination.

The official run-up to the 2014 European elections starts on 10 September, when the European Parliament launches its awareness and information campaign. This campaign will continue beyond the elections themselves, until the newly-elected Parliament in turn elects the next European Commission President. The campaign will have four phases. Phase one starts 10 September, with the presentation of the baseline ACT.REACT.IMPACT. This phase aims to explain the European Parliament’s new powers and their implications for people living in the EU.Phase two, from October to February 2014, will highlight five key topics - the economy, jobs, quality of life, money and the EU in the world.Phase three, the election campaign proper, starts in February. It will focus on the 22-25 May election dates. These dates will be added to the logo as the elections draw near. After the elections, the final phase will focus on the newly-elected European Parliament, its election of the next European Commission President and the inauguration of the new Commission.

The online campaign is led with the support of a dedicated group of volunteers from all over Europe. Trained by the Youth Department of the Council of Europe they are supporting the campaign by creating an active online community involved in actions against hate speech.The campaign is not run to limit freedom of expression online. Neither is it against hatred online and nor about being nice to each other online.The campaign is against the expressions of hate speech online in all its forms, including those that most affect young people, such as forms of cyber-bullying and cyber-hate. The campaign is based upon human rights education, youth participation and media literacy. It aims at reducing hate speech and at combating racism and discrimination in their online expression.

The UNHATE Foundation, desired and founded by the Benetton Group, seeks to contribute to the creation of a new culture against hate, building on Benetton’s underpinning values. UNHATE communication campaigns, with their strong message promoting human rights, aim to engage the attention of the public and promote positive actions, where anyone can become a player in the fight against intolerance, from the global scenario to everyday life.UNHATE Projects support concrete actions in local communities to promote dialogue and the acceptance of diversity, and are implemented by associations and organizations whose beneficiaries are young people. These actions are selected for their capacity to bring long lasting and rooted positive effects in the target communities.

When you don't exist is Amnesty International's campaign for the human rights of migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers in Europe and at its borders.People move to Europe for different reasons. Some flee persecution or war. Others leave because of chronic poverty. They hope to find a safer, better future in Europe. But too often they find a different reality. Europe is failing migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers. Negative attitudes to asylum-seekers and migrants are widespread. European countries are stepping up measures to control migration. This can cause serious human rights violations. People on the move have their rights violated, often out of the public eye. They are effectively made invisible.
 

The United Nation's (UN) humanitarian agency marked this year's World Humanitarian Day with, ** 'The World Needs More ** campaign, which turns people's words into real support for communities affected by humanitarian crises.

EQUALS is a partnership of leading charities brought together by Annie Lennox to celebrate International Women’s Day and encourage a new generation to step up the call for a more equal world. The EQUALS coalition is a partnership of charities that believes that men and women are equals, and that women should have equal rights, equal opportunities and equal representation in politics, education, health, employment, family life and media and culture. The EQUALS coalition consists of ActionAid, Amnesty International, the Fawcett Society, Oxfam, Plan International UK, Save the Children, ...The White Ribbon Alliance, Women’s Aid, Women for Women International, 1Goal, Merlin, Mumsnet, Object, One World Action, UKFeminista, VSO, WomanKind, Women for Refugee Women, Platform51 and staff from The Elders.

Amnesty International France in collaboration with advertising agency TBWA produced two short advertisements to coincide with Amnesty International's Death Penalty Campaign and will be launched on the 4th October 2010. The film was awarded a Bronze Lion at the Cannes International festival.

Plan’s Because I am a Girl campaign aims to support millions of girls to get the education, skills and support they need to transform their lives and the world around them.