Europe and Central Asia Archives - Page 29 of 60

28th March 2018
Amnesty International welcomes announcement of a date for a referendum on Eighth Amendment

20th March 2018
UK/Ireland: Hooded men torture ruling is ‘very disappointing’, say Amnesty

16th March 2018
EU: Misery of migration deal with Turkey must end

15th March 2018
Russia: Opposition activists face escalating crackdown as presidential election nears

15th March 2018
Now is not the time to give up – Evdokia Romanova’s story

13th March 2018
Spain: Tweet…If you dare: How counter-terrorism laws restrict freedom of expression in Spain

13th March 2018
Spain: Counter-terror law used to crush satire and creative expression online

9th March 2018
More than 170 students race around the world in charity adventure

9th March 2018
Amnesty International Ireland welcomes government’s legislative framework for access to abortion

8th March 2018
Amnesty International Ireland welcomes government’s approval of referendum bill on the Eighth Amendment

19th February 2018
Civil Society under attack in Hungary

16th February 2018
Turkey: A dark day for press freedom and for justice as journalists sentenced to life

14th February 2018
Hungary: New law poses existential threat to NGOs

12th February 2018
Amnesty International condemns FGM justification

6th February 2018
Hungary is attempting to limit civil society – join our twitter action

1st February 2018
A year after Italy-Libya migration deal, it’s time to release thousands trapped in misery

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