Conflict Archives - Page 17 of 23 - Amnesty International Ireland

31st October 2016
Syria: End unlawful attacks in western Aleppo city by armed opposition groups

28th October 2016
Iraq: Use of white phosphorus munitions puts civilians at grave risk

27th October 2016
Iraq: Fears for safety of civilians caught in crossfire and used by IS as human shields

26th October 2016
USA must come clean about civilian deaths caused by Coalition air strikes in Syria

25th October 2016
South Sudan: Deliberate killings by government troops as UN forces fail to protect civilians

24th October 2016
South Sudan: “We did not believe we would survive”. Killings, rape and looting in Juba

20th October 2016
Syria: UN must act to end onslaught aimed at purging civilians from eastern Aleppo

19th October 2016
Turkey: State of emergency provisions violate human rights and should be revoked

18th October 2016
Iraqis fleeing IS-held areas face torture, disappearance and death in revenge attacks

10th October 2016
Iraq: Yezidi survivors of horrific abuse in IS captivity neglected by international community

29th September 2016
Global inaction is enabling the brutal destruction of Aleppo

28th September 2016
Israel/OPT: Pattern of unlawful killings reveals shocking disregard for human life

20th September 2016
Syria: ‘Horrific’ attack on UN aid convoy is a flagrant violation of international law

25th August 2016
Colombia: End of negotiations over conflict brings hopes of peace

3rd August 2016
Syria: Fatal airstrike on maternity hospital a potential war crime

29th July 2016
Turkey: Intensified crackdown on media increases atmosphere of fear

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