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20th July 2017
Turkey: International pressure mounts on Turkey as world leaders demand release of jailed activists

Ebtisam al-Saegh

20th July 2017
Bahrain: Human rights defender charged with terrorism

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20th July 2017
Cameroon: Amnesty report reveals war crimes in fight against Boko Haram, including horrific use of torture

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19th July 2017
Chile: Deputies must use historic opportunity to decriminalize abortion

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19th July 2017
EU: Egypt’s dark human rights record must not be swept beneath carpet

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18th July 2017
Activists and refugees come together to demand action from EU leaders

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18th July 2017
Jailing of activists, including Amnesty director, a crushing blow for rights in Turkey

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17th July 2017
Escalating and relentless attacks on human rights defenders, an assault on us all

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17th July 2017
Morocco/Western Sahara: Torture Allegations Cast Shadow over Trial

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16th July 2017
Ibrahim Halawa trial adjourned for twenty-seventh time

Photograph of Chinese activist, Xu Zhiyong, who was convicted in January 2014 and sentenced to four years in prison for “gathering a crowd to disturb public order,” a charge that stemmed from his role organizing a grass-roots New Citizens Movement, which sought to give voice to public discontent over official corruption and social injustice.

Several members of the New Citizens' Movement, a transparency movement led by Xu Zhiyong, are facing trial.

The New Citizens' Movement is a loose network of activists campaigning for officials to declare their assets. It also organises dinner gatherings to discuss social issues.

14th July 2017
China: Anti-corruption activist to be freed but relentless crackdown goes on

Liu Xiaobo and wife Liu Xia, August 2001.

Liu Xiaobo is a former participant in the 1989 pro-democracy student movement, he was sentenced to 11 years’ imprisonment on 25 December 2009, for initiating and signing Charter 08, a manifesto calling for political accountability and human rights protection. Articles he wrote about 4 June 1989 were cited in his verdict as evidence of “inciting subversion”.

13th July 2017
Liu Xiaobo: A giant of human rights who leaves a lasting legacy for China and the world

13th July 2017
EU: Hungary to be held to account for NGO law

Members of Amnesty International hold a rally to protest against Japan's death penalty in front of the national Diet in Tokyo on July 28, 2009. Japan has hanged three inmates convicted of multiple murders including a Chinese national and a middle-aged man who found his victims through an Internet suicide site. The government identified the condemned as Hiroshi Maeue, 40, Yukio Yamaji, 25, and Chinese national Chen Detong, 41, who had killed three of his compatriots and wounded three more Chinese people. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO (Photo credit should read YOSHIKAZU TSUNO/AFP/Getty Images)

13th July 2017
Japan: Two men hanged as reprehensible executions continue

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13th July 2017
Mexico: Arbitrary detentions taint “new” justice system

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13th July 2017
Saudi Arabia: Death penalty used as political weapon against Shi’a as executions spike across country

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