Trek icon's anti-violence campaign

Star Trek icon Patrick Stewart has given his backing to a new global campaign to cut violence against women.

Fri, 05 Mar, 2004 - 10:34

Star Trek icon Patrick Stewart has given his backing to a new global campaign to cut violence against women.

The British actor, Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the sci-fi series, is supporting an Amnesty International drive to highlight the abuse suffered by women across the globe.

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Courts Entertainment Amnesty International Place: Yorkshire Place: UK Person: Patrick Stewart Person: Jean-Luc Picard Person: Stewart Person: Captain Picard Person: Irene Khan Person: Khan Organisation: Amnesty International

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