Ireland Archives - Page 12 of 21 - Amnesty International Ireland

1st March 2017
Amnesty International welcomes formal recognition of Travellers as distinct ethnic group

23rd February 2017
Amnesty International’s submission to the Citizens’ Assembly

15th February 2017
Amnesty International describes Ireland’s response to UN on abortion as “disappointing”

14th February 2017
Ibrahim Halawa trial delayed for nineteenth time

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

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

Angola - Youth Activists Freedom of Expression

1st December 2016
Stop Bullying

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

18th November 2016
NORTHERN IRELAND: AMNESTY WELCOMES UN EXPERT REPORT ON DEALING WITH THE PAST

21st October 2016
Which messaging apps best protect your privacy?

29th July 2016
Defeating terrorism is not about abandoning human rights for the sake of expediency

29th July 2016
Citizens’ Assembly must be guided by international human rights law

Minister for Health Simon Harris receives Amnesty International petition calling for urgent reform of Ireland’s restrictive abortion laws. More than 270,000 global activists support Amnesty’s campaign for human rights compliant abortion law.

14th July 2016
Minister for health accepts Amnesty International petition calling for urgent reform of Ireland’s restrictive abortion laws

6th July 2016
Planned national security deportation from Ireland to Jordan a worrying sign of backsliding on the absolute ban on torture

29th June 2016
Amnesty International outraged at fourteenth delay in unjust Ibrahim Halawa trial

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