Freedom of Expression Archives - Page 19 of 22 - Amnesty International Ireland

17th January 2017
EU: Orwellian counter-terrorism laws stripping rights under guise of defending them

11th January 2017
Amnesty International tentatively welcome reports that Ibrahim Halawa will be released following competition of his trial

Angola - Youth Activists Freedom of Expression

11th January 2017
Saudi Arabia steps up ruthless crackdown against human rights activists

10th January 2017
Between terror and the government crackdown, Turkish society is under threat

21st December 2016
Pakistan: “As good as dead”: The impact of the blasphemy laws in Pakistan

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

4th December 2016
Halting DAPL Should Be Just the First Step in Full Consultation of Indigenous Voices

26th November 2016
Fidel Castro’s human rights legacy: A tale of two worlds

21st November 2016
Window-dressing or pioneers of change? An assessment of Bahrain’s human rights oversight bodies

21st November 2016
Bahrain’s UK-backed human rights bodies fall short on 2011 promises of reform

18th November 2016
Egypt: Signing new NGO bill would be a “death warrant” for Egyptian rights groups

16th November 2016
Facebook, Microsoft, LinkedIn and others must resist China’s Orwellian vision of the internet

14th November 2016
Good News: Angola – Youth activists granted amnesty

12th November 2016
Ibrahim Halawa trial delayed for sixteenth time

3rd November 2016
Russia: Moscow authorities stonewall Amnesty International’s attempts to resolve office closure

2nd November 2016
Russia: Amnesty International’s Moscow Office sealed

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