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1st December 2017
Greece: Move asylum seekers to safety before winter hits

1st December 2017
9 reasons why Norway should stop forcing teenagers to Afghanistan

30th November 2017
Libya: EU/AU migrant plans long on returns, short on resettlement

29th November 2017
Bangladesh: Rohingya refugees must not be relocated to uninhabitable island

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

28th November 2017
EU/Africa Summit: Footage of slave auction shows human cost of inexcusable migration deals

28th November 2017
Shell must be investigated for complicity in murder, rape and torture

27th November 2017
El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras: No Safe Place

27th November 2017
Mexico/Central America: Authorities turning their backs on LGBTI refugees

24th November 2017
Amnesty International and Truly.Media join forces in fight against ‘fake news’

23rd November 2017
Human rights organisations call on department of justice to implement ombudsman findings on Magdalene redress scheme

23rd November 2017
Manus Island: Lives at risk as authorities attempt to move refugees

22nd November 2017
Colombia – Years of solitude continue

22nd November 2017
Colombia: Government fails to keep civilians safe as new threats go unchallenged

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

22nd November 2017
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Life sentence for Ratko Mladić is a landmark moment for justice

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