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17th January 2018
Russia: Attacks on human rights group Memorial must be investigated and stopped

15th January 2018
Brazil: Twenty-five years of impunity fuels spike in killings by police in Rio de Janeiro

29th November 2017
Amnesty launches world’s biggest human rights campaign

22nd November 2017
Turkey: Court decision to keep Amnesty Chair in jail flies in the face of reason

22nd November 2017
Turkey: Global figures join call to “end gross injustice” as trial of Amnesty Chair and Director and other rights activists resumes

17th October 2017
Turkey: Dismay as “fantastical allegations” accepted by court

12th October 2017
Celebrities Call on Turkey to Release Amnesty Director and Chair, Still in Jail After 100 Days

12th October 2017
Turkey must release human rights defenders, still in jail after 100 days

13th September 2017
“My time in jail has made me even more committed”: Salil Shetty meets Amnesty Turkey’s jailed director

12th September 2017
Iran: Arrest of human rights defender seeking truth about disappeared family members

30th August 2017
Sudan: Dr Mudawi released after eight months of wrongful imprisonment

8th August 2017
Cambodia: Conviction of rights defender Tep Vanny upheld

2nd August 2017
“Even when she was beaten in protests, she would join the next day”

2nd August 2017
Caught in a web of repression: Iran’s human rights defenders under attack

2nd August 2017
Iran vilifies human rights defenders as ‘enemies of the state’

27th July 2017
Guatemala: Stop criminalising defenders!

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