Conflict Archives - Page 11 of 26 - Amnesty International Ireland

30th June 2022
Ukraine: Deadly Mariupol theatre strike ‘a clear war crime’ by Russian forces – new investigation

A man walks in front of a police station destroyed by shelling in Kharkiv on March 25, 2022, during Russia's military invasion launched on Ukraine. - Russian strikes targeting a medical facility in Kharkiv on March 25, 2022, killed at least four civilians and wounded several others, Ukrainian officials said.

13th June 2022
Ukraine: Hundreds killed in relentless Russian shelling of Kharkiv – new investigation

8th June 2022
Join a Picnic Against Apartheid

20th May 2022
Ukraine/Russia: The rights of Ukrainian prisoners of war from Azovstal must be respected

11th May 2022
Israel/OPT: Increase in unlawful killings and other crimes highlights urgent need to end Israel’s apartheid against Palestinians

5th April 2022
Ukraine: Apparent war crimes by Russian forces in Bucha must be investigated

1st April 2022
Ukraine: Russia’s cruel siege warfare tactics unlawfully killing civilians – new on-the-ground investigation

23rd March 2022
Israel/OPT: Israel is committing apartheid, says UN Special Rapporteur

23rd March 2022
Poland: Authorities must act to protect people fleeing Ukraine from further suffering

16th March 2022
Ukraine: Beleaguered town of Izium at breaking point after constant attack from Russian forces – new testimony

16th March 2022
Russia’s withdrawal from Council of Europe a tragedy for victims of Kremlin’s abuses

15th March 2022
Russia: Protesting live on TV is an act of great courage, not a crime

15th March 2022
Fundraise for Ukraine

11th March 2022
Russia: Authorities block Amnesty International’s Russian-language website

11th March 2022
Ukraine: Humanitarian corridors for civilians fleeing Russian attacks must provide safety – new testimonies

10th March 2022
Russia: Kremlin’s ruthless crackdown stifles independent journalism and anti-war movement

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