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13th April 2020
Turkey: Prison release law leaves innocent and vulnerable prisoners at risk of COVID-19

9th April 2020
Iran: Prisoners killed by security forces during COVID-19 pandemic protests

8th April 2020
USA: Amid COVID-19 pandemic, authorities must release immigration detainees

8th April 2020
Europe: Failures to guarantee safe access to abortion endangers health of women, girls amid COVID-19

8th April 2020
Slovakia: Roma must not be further stigmatised during Covid-19

7th April 2020
Europe at a crossroads: Dos and don’ts for authorities when responding to the Covid-19 pandemic

7th April 2020
Hungary: Government must revoke prohibition of gender legal recognition

6th April 2020
Land seizures and COVID-19: the twin threats to Brazil’s Indigenous Peoples

6th April 2020
Singapore: Over 20,000 migrant workers in quarantine must be protected from mass infection

6th April 2020
Bangladesh: COVID-19 response flaws put older Rohingya refugees in imminent danger

6th April 2020
COVID-19, surveillance and the threat to your rights

6th April 2020
Russia: Authorities detain doctor who exposed flaws in COVID-19 response

6th April 2020
Greece/Turkey: Asylum-seekers and migrants killed and abused at borders

6th April 2020
Bahrain: Peaceful activists must be released amid COVID-19 pandemic

31st March 2020
India Covid-19 response: Government must refrain from abuse of power and immediately release all arbitrarily detained in J&K

31st March 2020
COVID-19 and people in Direct Provision

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