Asia and The Pacific Archives - Page 4 of 22 - Amnesty International Ireland

Sri Lankan police fire tear gas as anti-government protesters try to go through STF police in front of prime minister's office, Colombo, Sri Lanka. 13 July 2022

9th September 2022
Sri Lanka: Authorities’ crackdown on protest rights must end

Illustration of afghan refugees looking to flee

31st August 2022
Iran/Turkey: Fleeing Afghans unlawfully returned after coming under fire at borders

Protesters light flares in the colors of Afghanistan in Edmonton Canada to protest Taliban rule

15th August 2022
Afghanistan: One year of the Taliban’s broken promises, draconian restrictions and violence

Zohal and Maryam Dad, Hazara asylum seekers

8th August 2022
Afghanistan: Taliban must immediately step-up measures to protect the Hazara Shiite communities

Woman looks out of the window in Taliban controlled Afghanistan

27th July 2022
Taliban ‘suffocating crackdown’ destroying lives of women and girls

26th July 2022
Japan: First execution of the year a ‘callous’ attack on the right to life

Phyo Zayar Thaw, who was executed by Myanmar's military authorities

25th July 2022
Myanmar: First executions in decades mark atrocious escalation in state repression

22nd July 2022
Singapore: Fifth execution in under four months carried out

19th July 2022
Amnesty International launches global campaign to confront unprecedented worldwide threat to the right to protest

Police in riot gear force people off a street as they protest the killing of Andrew Brown Jr. on April 27, 2021 in Elizabeth City, North Carolina.

23rd June 2022
20 rules for ending widespread misuse of police batons

14th June 2022
UN: Michelle Bachelet has just months left to address her failures on China

24th May 2022
China: UN human rights chief must seize critical opportunity to address crimes against humanity in Xinjiang

8th March 2022
UN High Commissioner must release report on China’s crimes against humanity in Xinjiang

8th March 2022
International Women’s Day: Dramatic deterioration in respect for women’s rights and gender equality must be decisively reversed

10th January 2022
Afghanistan: The Taliban must immediately release Professor Faizullah Jalal

21st December 2021
Japan: Abhorrent executions crush hopes of progress under new prime minister

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