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29th September 2017
Thailand: Between a Rock and a Hard Place

29th September 2017
Burundi: Thousands of refugees under pressure to return despite risk of torture and killings

29th September 2017
Conform or flee: Repression and insecurity pushing Burundians into exile

28th September 2017
Contrast VR Releases ‘I Am Rohingya’ in Partnership with Amnesty International

28th September 2017
Myanmar: UN Security Council must impose arms embargo

28th September 2017
Thailand: Hard line on refugees leaves thousands vulnerable and at risk

27th September 2017
Amnesty International response to announcement of referendum on the Eighth Amendment

27th September 2017
Saudi Arabia: Right to drive is a long overdue step forward for women

26th September 2017
USA/Australia/Papua New Guinea: Arrivals of refugees welcome, but fear remains

Angola - Youth Activists Freedom of Expression

26th September 2017
Hong Kong: Freedom of expression under attack as scores of peaceful protesters face “chilling” prosecutions

25th September 2017
Muslim Ban Revision Risks More Suffering

25th September 2017
UK: Amnesty exposes illicit US$46m South Sudan arms deal brokered under government’s nose

25th September 2017
From London to Juba: a UK-registered company’s role in one of the largest arms deals to South Sudan

25th September 2017
EU Countries have fulfilled less than a third of their asylum relocation promises

22nd September 2017
Myanmar: Video and satellite evidence show new fires still torching Rohingya villages

22nd September 2017
Greece: Court decisions pave way for first forcible returns of asylum-seekers under EU-Turkey deal

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