Europe and Central Asia Archives - Page 4 of 61 - Amnesty International Ireland

25th March 2025
IRELAND: Government’s sex work review report doubles down on a flawed model

24th March 2025
Türkiye: Unlawful and indiscriminate attacks on peaceful protesters must end and protest bans must be lifted immediately

19th March 2025
Türkiye: Massive escalation in ongoing crackdown including arrest of Istanbul mayor

18th March 2025
DRC: M23’s rampant human rights abuses demand concerted international action

18th March 2025
Hungary: Pride ban is full-frontal attack on LGBTI people and must not be signed into law

11th March 2025
EU: Return proposals a “new low” for Europe’s treatment of migrants

4th March 2025
Russia/Ukraine: Ill-treatment of Ukrainians in Russian captivity amounts to war crimes and crimes against humanity

18th February 2025
France: Hijab ban in all sports would violate human rights and target Muslim women and girls

11th February 2025
Europe: European Court of Human Rights to hear landmark ‘pushback’ cases

23rd January 2025
Urgent Action: USA – Tell Trump to back off asylum seekers

17th January 2025
Ireland: Amnesty International Responds to Draft Programme for Government

Men check the damages to the house of the Palestinian Nofal family, who were killed during Israel bombardment, on January 10, 2024 in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.

11th December 2024
Reaction to Ireland’s confirmation of intervention in South Africa’s International Court of Justice case against Israel under the Genocide Convention

28th November 2024
Russia/Ukraine: Latest massive missile strike on critical infrastructure is a war crime

19th November 2024
An Election for Human Rights – Amnesty Ireland launch Election 2024 Manifesto

18th November 2024
Ukraine: Russian strikes amounting to war crimes continue to kill and injure children

13th November 2024
Denmark/EU: AI-powered welfare system fuels mass surveillance and risks discriminating against marginalized groups – report

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