Europe and Central Asia Archives - Page 28 of 61

15th June 2018
Vasiliy Guslyannikov, Saransk, Republic of Mordovia

15th June 2018
Irina Maslova, Saint Petersburg

14th June 2018
Oyub Titiev, Grozny, Chechen Republic

14th June 2018
Why human rights matter at the World Cup

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

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

6th June 2018
The biggest fear

6th June 2018
Turkey: One year since the imprisonment of Taner Kılıç, demands for his release will not be silenced

1st June 2018
EU-Hungary: Moment of Reckoning for the European People’s Party

30th May 2018
Greece: Hundreds left overcrowded Moria camp following fighting that took place on 25 May between some of the residents

26th May 2018
Ireland says Yes to women’s reproductive rights

14th May 2018
Chris O’Dowd joins Amnesty International in calling on the Irish public to Vote Yes on repealing the Eighth Amendment

10th May 2018
UK must keep human rights in Turkey a priority ahead of presidential visit

4th May 2018
Amnesty joined by Graham Linehan, Ardal O’Hanlon and Shane Horgan, in calling on Men to Vote Yes

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