Europe and Central Asia Archives - Page 32 of 61

18th November 2017
Amnesty International welcomes Sinn Féin Ard Fheis policy change on access to abortion

16th November 2017
Russia: Kremlin tightens stranglehold on foreign media with more repressive legislation

13th November 2017
Norway: Parliament must seize opportunity to save Afghans from the horrors of war

6th November 2017
Landmark UK surveillance case to be heard in Strasbourg tomorrow

1st November 2017
Amnesty International/Red C poll reveals 60% support access to abortion on request

31st October 2017
Norway: Family at risk of imminent deportation must not be sent back to danger in Afghanistan

26th October 2017
Thanks to you, Ibrahim Halawa is finally free

26th October 2017
Turkey: Court releases human rights defenders including Amnesty International’s Turkey Director

25th October 2017
Russia: Prisoner transport conditions evoke GULAG era legacy

25th October 2017
Russian Federation: Prison transportation in Russia: Travelling into the unknown

25th October 2017
Eyes of the world on Turkey as “show trial” of human rights activists begins

23rd October 2017
Greece: Asylum Seekers in Abysmal Conditions on Islands

20th October 2017
Ibrahim Halawa released after more than four years in detention

19th October 2017
Amnesty International welcomes Joint Oireachtas Committee vote against full retention of the Eighth Amendment

19th October 2017
Russia: Homophobic legislation used to persecute activist who shared LGBTI articles on Facebook

17th October 2017
Turkey: Dismay as “fantastical allegations” accepted by court

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