Europe and Central Asia Archives - Page 18 of 60

31st August 2020
Belarus: Police must be held accountable for violence

7th August 2020
Direct Provision: 20 years too long

7th August 2020
Statement on the recent increase in Covid-19 outbreaks in Direct Provision

7th July 2020
Amnesty’s initial human rights review of the Programme for Government June 2020

3rd July 2020
Turkey: Amnesty Chair convicted in a ‘travesty of justice’ Court deals crushing blow for human rights and justice as four activists convicted

30th June 2020
Ireland’s first report on abortion shows huge progress, but some women still forced to travel

26th June 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic must serve as a catalyst for the transformation of outdated and failed drug policies

25th June 2020
Gardaí’s use of spit hoods may increase risks of spread of COVID-19

24th June 2020
Report on Europe: COVID-19 lockdowns expose racial bias and discrimination within police

15th June 2020
Amnesty’s initial human rights review of the Programme for Government June 2020

11th June 2020
UK abortion stats shows barriers women in Ireland face

2nd June 2020
Sinn Féin, support full abortion rights across the island of Ireland

19th May 2020
Hungary: Decision to strip trans people of the right to legal gender recognition is “step back into the dark ages”

18th May 2020
Amnesty International Ireland Programme for Government submission, 18 May 2020

18th May 2020
Tell Hungary That Trans Rights Are Human Rights

16th May 2020
Turkey: Government must take steps to combat rising homophobia and transphobia

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