United States of America Archives - Page 4 of 11

21st January 2021
Amnesty International USA Welcomes Rejoining of World Health Organization and Urges Biden Administration to Prioritize COVID-19 Vaccines for Those Most at Risk, Across the World

7th January 2021
USA: President Trump Incites Violence

6th October 2020
Pre-election advisory: Ban guns at and near polling places

17th September 2020
USA: Reports of Forced Sterilisation of Women in ICE Detention Deeply Alarming

3rd September 2020
U.S. Sanctions Against ICC Staff Creates Chilling Effect for International Justice

27th August 2020
Amnesty International USA Statement on Shooting in Kenosha, WI During Protests Resulting in 2 Dead and One Injured

23rd June 2020
Amnesty analysis on unlawful police violence against Black Lives Matter protests

17th June 2020
Trump’s Executive Order on Policing Falls Flat on Accountability for the Taking of Black Lives

2nd June 2020
President Trump tramples right to protest

24th April 2020
Amazon Inc.: Protect frontline workers during COVID-19 crisis

16th April 2020
USA: Congress must halt administration’s plan to suspend critical funding to WHO

8th April 2020
USA: Amid COVID-19 pandemic, authorities must release immigration detainees

31st March 2020
As federal judge weighs release of children in immigration detention, COVID-19 risks growamn

30th March 2020
USA: Immediately revoke COVID-19 suspension of environmental protections

18th February 2020
Provision Criminalising Human Rights Defenders at the Border Criminalises Humanity

29th January 2020
USA/Israel and OPT: Dismal ‘peace deal’ would exacerbate violations, enshrine impunity

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