International Justice Archives - Page 6 of 11 - Amnesty International Ireland

18th April 2023
Nicaragua: A continuum of repression and systematic human rights violations under the Ortega-Murillo government

20th March 2023
Russia: ICC’s arrest warrant against Putin a step towards justice for victims of war crimes in Ukraine

15th December 2022
NORTHERN IRELAND: United Nations for Troubles Bill to be scrapped

9th December 2022
Northern Ireland: Calls from COE commissioner for Troubles Bill to be scrapped

4th October 2022
Sri Lanka: Human rights compliant recovery measures critical to stop spiralling hunger and poverty

30th September 2022
EU-Israel Summit: Apartheid is no basis for cooperation

Sri Lankan police fire tear gas as anti-government protesters try to go through STF police in front of prime minister's office, Colombo, Sri Lanka. 13 July 2022

9th September 2022
Sri Lanka: Authorities’ crackdown on protest rights must end

Salma al-Shebab, a student at Leeds University, has been sentenced to 34 years by a Saudi court for following and retweeting dissident activists on Twitter.

18th August 2022
Saudi Arabia: Quash 34-year prison sentence for student Salma al-Shehab

11th August 2022
Pakistan: Protests by families of the disappeared met with intimidation, harassment and violence

26th July 2022
Russia: Charging 92 members of Ukraine’s military with ‘crimes against humanity’ brazenly undermines fair trial rights

22nd October 2021
Israel/OPT: Designation of Palestinian civil society groups as ‘terrorists’ a brazen attack on human rights

9th September 2021
Twenty Years After September 11, Lack of Accountability for Families and Those Harmed by Post 9/11 Policies and Abuses

10th May 2021
Afghanistan: Unspeakable killings of civilians must prompt end to impunity

12th January 2021
Amnesty Calls for Reparations and Criminal Investigation following Mother and Baby Homes Report

1st October 2020
UK: Amnesty Welcomes EU Move to Ensure Government Respects International Law

10th September 2020
Myanmar: Leaked documents reveal global business ties to military crimes

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