Business and human rights Archives - Amnesty International Ireland

6th August 2026
FIFA: Governance Crisis Reveals Urgent Need for Rights Reform

31st July 2026
Shell, oil spills and human rights in Nigeria: What you need to know

29th July 2026
Central Bank of Ireland: Say No to Israel Bonds

21st July 2026
EU states allowing the sale of Israel Bonds in Europe risk complicity in ongoing genocide in Gaza

3rd July 2026
ICCL, Amnesty International, Omega Research Foundation, Mental Health Reform and academics warn against expansion and continuation of Garda taser pilot

2nd July 2026
As Ireland assumes the EU Presidency, Amnesty says: Humanity Must Win

Digital illustration showing a large excavator bucket uprooting a section of Palestinian land that contains a burning building, several people, and an olive tree from the right side of a divided urban landscape. Below, Israeli figures stand beneath a raised platform with settlement buildings awaiting to replace the uprooted land, while tanks and a fortified wall appear on the right. On the left, a separate cluster of gray city buildings sits on previously seized land. The image uses floating land masses, construction equipment, and military imagery as visual metaphors for displacement, segregation, apartheid, and Israel’ ethnic cleansing in the occupied West Bank.

10th June 2026
Stop Israel’s Ethnic Cleansing in the West Bank

3rd June 2026
Belgium: Amnesty International joins complaint against FedEx for unlawful arms transit to Israel

27th May 2026
Sri Lanka: Malaiyaha Tamil workers in private tea estates suffer serious labour abuses

19th May 2026
Indonesia: Military silences dissent with disinformation campaigns branding activists and journalists ‘foreign agents’

14th May 2026
Tell FIFA & World Cup hosts: no fear, no crackdowns, no excuses

24th March 2026
Global: ILO member states must not give in to Saudi demands for dismissal of migrant labour complaint

20th January 2026
One year into President Trump’s return to office, authoritarian practices are eroding human rights

27th November 2025
Global garment industry profits from denial of right to unionize in major sourcing countries

10th November 2025
Nigeria: Government must clear names of executed activists Ogoni Nine

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