Campaign channel

Write to a Tunisian embassy

Each supporter chooses an accredited host country and one letter goes to the Tunisian diplomatic mission responsible for it. Missions are often accredited to several countries at once, so the right mission is not always the one in the supporter's own capital.

Tunisian ambassadors1 credit per delivery

What it files

Exactly one personalised letter to the responsible Tunisian diplomatic mission.

To whom

The Tunisian embassy or mission accredited to the country the supporter picked.

What the campaign supplies

  • The accredited host countries this campaign offers.
  • The language the letter is written in.
  • A subject line and the letter template.

What the supporter supplies

  • Their first and last name.
  • Their email address.
  • The accredited host country they are writing about.

Consent

The supporter agrees that their name, email, country choice and letter go to that Tunisian diplomatic mission, which handles the correspondence under the rules that apply to it.

Credits per delivery

1 credit. One delivery is one supporter's copy, so a campaign that writes to three recipients on a supporter's behalf draws three deliveries.

How it is delivered

The registry is never published wholesale. One address reaches one supporter, for the one mission they chose, so their own draft opens addressed, and no campaign ends up holding a diplomatic address book. The letter is held rather than sent, so the supporter can send it from their own inbox first. We dispatch only what they did not send by the deadline, which is fifteen minutes by default, and opening the draft extends it. The recipient gets one letter from a real person, not two.

A campaign that runs it

No public example yet.