Europe and Central Asia Archives - Page 32 of 64

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

3rd May 2018
Turkey: “For journalists, Turkey has become a dungeon”

28th April 2018
Turkey: Weathering the storm: defending human rights in Turkey’s climate of fear

27th April 2018
Amnesty presents powerful first-hand testimony showing the Eighth Amendment harms pregnant women’s health

26th April 2018
Turkey: Government crackdown suffocating civil society through deliberate climate of fear

20th April 2018
Amnesty spotlights trauma of travel under Eighth Amendment

19th April 2018
EU: Asylum-seekers must be allowed into mainland Greece after court rules against containment on islands

10th April 2018
It’s Time to Talk: Amnesty International launches campaign for a Yes vote to repeal the Eighth Amendment

5th April 2018
Turkey: Global stunts and vigils mark 300 days behind bars for Amnesty chair

4th April 2018
Russia: One year after ‘gay purge’ in Chechnya, still no justice for victims

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

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