Ireland Archives - Page 4 of 21 - Amnesty International Ireland

19th September 2023
Amnesty International backs calls for independent inquiry into ill-treatment of Sallins men

Justice for Majella projection on Westminster, to campaign against the Troubles Bill

6th September 2023
Northern Ireland: Troubles Bill clearing Commons marks a ‘dark day for justice’

Scrap the Troubles Bill projection on Westminster

4th September 2023
Northern Ireland: Troubles’ victims projected on parliament as a final call to scrap ‘universally opposed’ bill

9th August 2023
Stephen Bowen announced as new Executive Director of Amnesty International Ireland

17th July 2023
Northern Ireland: MPs must reject ‘disgraceful’ troubles bill

The government’s attempt to allow the Irish Data Protection Commission to label all of their procedures as confidential is a blatant attempt not only to shield Big Tech from scrutiny but also to silence individuals and organizations that stand up for the right to privacy and data protection.

28th June 2023
Ireland: Draconian law to make data protection procedures confidential

26th June 2023
NORTHERN IRELAND: Majority of the UK public are against the Troubles Bill – New Poll

20th June 2023
NORTHERN IRELAND: PEERS URGED TO REJECT GOVERNMENT’S ‘DEEPLY DAMAGING’ TROUBLES BILL

youth activists campaigning on abortion access

26th April 2023
Ireland: Serious flaws identified in abortion law review report require urgent Government action

6th April 2023
TROUBLES BILL: All Cards Are On the Table for Irish Government taking UK to Court

17th February 2023
Amnesty International Ireland to join Solidarity March #IrelandForAll

15th December 2022
NORTHERN IRELAND: United Nations for Troubles Bill to be scrapped

9th December 2022
Northern Ireland: Calls from COE commissioner for Troubles Bill to be scrapped

15th August 2022
Sign up for our Activism Academy

4th April 2022
Statement on behalf of the board of Amnesty International Ireland

25th January 2022
“Try listening to the people who actually know what’s going on”: sex workers in Ireland demand their human rights

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Amnesty International Ireland is an approved body under section 209 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997. Section 209 of the TCA 1997 applies to an organisation which is a body for the promotion of the observance of the universal declaration of the Human Rights or the implementation of the European convention for the protection of Human Rights and fundamental freedoms