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20th June 2018
USA leaves UN Human Rights Council

20th June 2018
Amnesty calls for communities to take action on World Refugee Day, as world leaders fail to do so

19th June 2018
Turkey: Case against Amnesty Chair must be dismissed after long-awaited police report finds no evidence of wrongdoing

19th June 2018
USA: Policy of separating children from parents is nothing short of torture

18th June 2018
Israel: African asylum-seeker deportations and “voluntary” transfers are forced and illegal

16th June 2018
Amnesty welcomes Sinn Féin’s policy on abortion

15th June 2018
Russia: Arrest of campaigner Peter Tatchell for gay rights protest is ‘outrageous’

14th June 2018
Japan: Investigate brewer Kirin over payment to Myanmar military amid ethnic cleansing of Rohingya

14th June 2018
Iran: Arrest of prominent human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh is an outrage

14th June 2018
Argentina: First step to decriminalise abortion is historic for human rights

13th June 2018
Russia: The bravest World Cup team you’ve never heard of

12th June 2018
Amnesty welcomes decision of Irish Government to seek review of Hooded men torture case

11th June 2018
Italy/Malta: Stranded refugees and migrants must be immediately allowed to dock

8th June 2018
Syria: Scores of civilian casualties in suspected Russian air strike on Idlib

8th June 2018
Chile: Authorities must protect Rodrigo Mundaca and other environmental defenders

7th June 2018
Supreme court judges find Northern Ireland abortion law in breach of human rights – Westminster must legislate

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