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26th June 2017
Fiji: Crack down on torture, not protests

26th June 2017
Fiji: Beating justice: How Fiji’s security forces get away with torture

22nd June 2017
EU Refugee Crisis: Human Rights Violations and Migrant Deaths Are Being Ignored

21st June 2017
EU: Cooperation with Libyan coastguard leading to inevitable abuses

21st June 2017
South Sudan – “It was as if my village was swept by a flood” – mass displacement of the Shilluk population from the west bank of the White Nile

21st June 2017
South Sudan: Killings, mass displacement and systematic looting as government forces purge civilians from Upper Nile

20th June 2017
Distressing cases highlight flaws with grounds-based abortion legislation

20th June 2017
Mexico: Human rights defenders and journalists should be protected against illegal surveillance

20th June 2017
‘Give a Home’: Massive global concert series will show solidarity with refugees

19th June 2017
Amnesty calls for unity in light of Finsbury Park attacks

19th June 2017
Uganda: “Help has not reached me here” – Donors must step up support for south Sudanese refugees in Uganda

19th June 2017
Donors failing almost a million South Sudanese refugees in Uganda

19th June 2017
Gulf / Qatar dispute: Human dignity trampled and families facing uncertainty as sinister deadline passes

19th June 2017
Algeria: Wave of arrests and prosecutions of hundreds of Ahmadis

16th June 2017
Saudi Arabia: Release blogger Raif Badawi, still behind bars after five years

16th June 2017
Syria: Expert analysis shows US-led coalition use of white phosphorus may amount to war crime

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