Ireland Archives - Page 2 of 21 - Amnesty International Ireland

18th July 2025
Ireland: Amnesty’s Secretary General urges Irish government to press ahead with Occupied Territories Bill

25th June 2025
Hungary: More than 120,000 people from 73 countries speak up for Budapest Pride

19th June 2025
“A second family”: From Afghanistan to Ireland, refugee sponsorship builds strong communities

8th May 2025
Tánaiste – use these three words – THIS IS GENOCIDE

8th May 2025
Ireland must Call Out this Genocide – Amnesty International Ireland

Amnesty International Ireland take action at the Hungarian Embassy calling for the arrest Netanyahu

3rd April 2025
Not in Our Name, Not in Our Skies – Arrest Netanyahu Now

1st April 2025
Ireland: Forcible removal of protesters at Leinster House could have chilling effect on right to protest in Ireland

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

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

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

Migrants looking to Italy after being rescued in the SAR

16th October 2024
EU: European Commission’s ‘shameful U-turn’ on return hubs is ‘alarming’

3rd October 2024
Sex workers in Ireland face more stigma than other countries says new research

Amnesty International action to stop flogging

4th September 2024
Let protecting human rights be your legacy

22nd July 2024
Leading with Purpose: A Conversation with Stephen Bowen, Executive Director of Amnesty International Ireland

Tech systems fuelling gender inequalities

10th July 2024
GLOBAL: Tech systems worldwide are fueling gender inequalities

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