Freedom of Expression Archives - Page 9 of 23 - Amnesty International Ireland

4th January 2021
UK: Assange extradition decision welcome but exposes “politically-motivated process”

29th September 2020
Amnesty International India halts its work on upholding human rights in India due to reprisal from Government of India

22nd September 2020
Twitter still failing women over online violence and abuse

21st September 2020
EU companies selling surveillance tools to China’s human rights abusers

9th September 2020
Global coalition urges UN to address China’s human rights abuses

31st August 2020
Belarus: Police must be held accountable for violence

27th August 2020
Amnesty International USA Statement on Shooting in Kenosha, WI During Protests Resulting in 2 Dead and One Injured

24th June 2020
Police violence

23rd June 2020
Amnesty analysis on unlawful police violence against Black Lives Matter protests

2nd June 2020
President Trump tramples right to protest

16th April 2020
Europe: Mass protests provide hope as rights and judicial independence eroded

21st February 2020
US/UK: Drop charges and halt extradition of Julian Assange

18th February 2020
How to investigate the police: Lessons for Hong Kong from around the world

6th February 2020
Saudi Arabia: Specialized Criminal Court a political tool to muzzle critical voices

16th January 2020
Digital surveillance threats for 2020

14th January 2020
Israel: Stop NSO Group exporting spyware to human rights abusers

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Amnesty International Ireland is an approved body under section 209 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997. Section 209 of the TCA 1997 applies to an organisation which is a body for the promotion of the observance of the universal declaration of the Human Rights or the implementation of the European convention for the protection of Human Rights and fundamental freedoms