Europe and Central Asia Archives - Page 30 of 60

1st February 2018
Turkey: Re-arrest of Amnesty chair devastates family, disgraces justice

31st January 2018
Turkey: Court releases Amnesty Chair after nearly 8 months in jail

31st January 2018
Struggling to breathe under the weight of the crackdown

29th January 2018
Amnesty International Ireland welcomes Cabinet decision to hold referendum on Eighth Amendment

29th January 2018
Hungary: Authorities must stop new attempt to choke civil society

18th January 2018
Amnesty International responds to Fianna Fáil leader’s comments on Eighth Amendment

18th January 2018
Norwegian parliament fails to protect Afghans from horrors of war

18th January 2018
UK government shirking shared responsibility over refugee rights with France

18th January 2018
EU report expresses concerns regarding overly broad application of Ireland’s Electoral Act

17th January 2018
Russia: Attacks on human rights group Memorial must be investigated and stopped

22nd December 2017
Homophobia and discrimination becoming increasingly entrenched in former Soviet states

20th December 2017
Amnesty International welcomes Joint Oireachtas Committee report recommending expanded access to abortion

13th December 2017
Amnesty International welcomes Joint Oireachtas Committee’s support for repeal of the Eighth Amendment and expanded access to abortion

8th December 2017
Civil society organisations under threat from draconian law and Amnesty could face criminal charges

4th December 2017
A crisis like never before

1st December 2017
Greece: Move asylum seekers to safety before winter hits

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