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14th February 2017
EU: Human rights cost of refugee deal with Turkey too high to be replicated elsewhere

13th February 2017
Submission to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women

10th February 2017
Hungary stoops to new low with plan to round up asylum seekers in container camps

26th January 2017
UK: Shell ruling gives green light for corporations to profit from abuses overseas

23rd January 2017
Left out in the cold

17th January 2017
EU: Orwellian counter-terrorism laws stripping rights under guise of defending them

10th January 2017
Between terror and the government crackdown, Turkish society is under threat

5th January 2017
Slovenia: Blatant proposals to strip refugees and asylum-seekers of their rights must be rejected

3rd January 2017
Travelling art exhibition highlights urgent need for reform of Ireland’s abortion laws

21st December 2016
Amnesty International “deeply concerned” at BAI ruling on abortion discussion

Refugees stranded in Greece EU Turkey deal

14th December 2016
EU: Asylum-seekers must be moved from appalling conditions on islands

6th December 2016
Turkey: Curfews and crackdown force hundreds of thousands of Kurds from their homes

Angola - Youth Activists Freedom of Expression

1st December 2016
Stop Bullying

30th November 2016
Amnesty International welcomes Irish government’s compensation in Mellet case

30th November 2016
Greece: Refugee women coping with fear and violence in the camps

22nd November 2016
EU: Conflict Minerals agreement reached as exemptions added

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