Technology and human rights Archives - Amnesty International Ireland

6th February 2026
Europe: European Commission must urgently enforce landmark law to stop TikTok’s addictive harms

20th January 2026
One year into President Trump’s return to office, authoritarian practices are eroding human rights

25th November 2025
Global: More than 170,000 people back global petition calling on TikTok to fix its toxic and addictive design

18th September 2025
Global: Confronting the global political economy enabling Israel’s genocide, occupation and apartheid

9th September 2025
Pakistan: Mass surveillance and censorship machine is fuelled by Chinese, European, Emirati and North American companies

28th August 2025
GLOBAL: AMNESTY LAUNCHES ‘BREAKING UP WITH ‘BIG TECH ‘ BRIEFING

21st August 2025
USA/ Global: Tech made by Palantir and Babel Street pose surveillance threats to pro-Palestine student protestors & migrants

6th August 2025
UK: X’s design and policy choices created fertile ground for inflammatory, racist narratives targeting Muslims and migrants following Southport attack

13th June 2025
Opera, ice cream, activism – daughter of jailed Uyghur scholar shares Father’s Day memories

9th June 2025
Israel’s interception of Madleen and detention of crew flouts international law

10th February 2025
Global/France: AI Action Summit must meaningfully center binding and enforceable regulation to curb AI-driven harms

13th November 2024
Denmark/EU: AI-powered welfare system fuels mass surveillance and risks discriminating against marginalized groups – report

9th October 2024
Global: UN General Assembly must open formal negotiations on Crimes Against Humanity Convention

Palestinians in Gaza sift through damage

7th October 2024
Israel/OPT: One year on from 7 October need to ensure a ceasefire and release of hostages more pressing than ever

Palestinians salvage belongings from the rubble of a building hit by overnight Israeli bombing in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on April 20, 2024, amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Hamas movement. (Photo by AFP) (Photo by -/AFP via Getty Images)

3rd October 2024
Why do we need a standalone Convention on Crimes against Humanity?

1st October 2024
Israel/OPT: Slovenia, Montenegro and Portugal must not assist the MV Kathrin’s delivery of explosives to Israel

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