Discrimination Archives - Page 8 of 10 - Amnesty International Ireland

Construction Continues at 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar Stadiums

17th March 2017
UN agency must keep up pressure on Qatar as government’s migrant labour reforms fall short

14th March 2017
ECJ rules no violation in dismissal of women for wearing headscarves at work

7th March 2017
USA: Trump’s revised travel ban will stir hatred and division

6th March 2017
Egypt: Punitive probation measures latest tactic used to harass activists

1st March 2017
Amnesty International welcomes formal recognition of Travellers as distinct ethnic group

1st March 2017
A Lesson in Discrimination: Segregation of Romani children in Primary Education in Slovakia

1st March 2017
Slovakia: Unlawful ethnic segregation in schools is failing Romani children

22nd February 2017
The State of the World’s Human Rights – Annual Report 2017

21st December 2016
Pakistan: How the blasphemy laws enable abuse

12th December 2016
Qatar: Migrant workers still at risk of abuse despite reforms

24th November 2016
Nigeria: At least 150 peaceful pro-Biafra activists killed in chilling crackdown

3rd November 2016
Canada: out of sight, out of mind: Gender, indigenous rights and energy development in northeast British Columbia

25th August 2016
France: Upholding burkini ban risks giving green light for abuse of women and girls

12th May 2016
Amnesty International calls on incoming government to prioritise human rights in foreign and domestic policy

4th December 2015
Dominican Republic takes women’s rights back to 1884

25th November 2015
Tunisia: Rapists given a way out while their victims are blamed and punished

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