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1st June 2017
Iran: Desecrating mass grave site would destroy crucial forensic evidence

1st June 2017
Poland: Emergency contraception restrictions catastrophic for women and girls

1st June 2017
USA: Trump’s expected decision to leave the global climate deal could result in a human rights catastrophe of epic proportions

Angola - Youth Activists Freedom of Expression

31st May 2017
Bahrain heading for ‘total suppression’ of human rights as secular opposition group banned

31st May 2017
Nigeria: Security forces must avoid repression of Biafra day protests

31st May 2017
Egypt: NGO law threatens to annihilate human rights groups

31st May 2017
Dominican Republic: Senate faces golden opportunity to decriminalise abortion

31st May 2017
China: Release activists detained for investigating abuses at factories making Ivanka Trump shoes

31st May 2017
France: Unchecked clampdown on protests under guise of fighting terrorism

31st May 2017
A right not a threat: Disproportionate restrictions on demonstrations under the State of Emergency in France

30th May 2017
Alicia Keys and the Indigenous rights movement in Canada receive Amnesty International award

30th May 2017
Cambodia: Courts of Injustice

30th May 2017
Cambodia: Courts of injustice

Abortion Ireland - Law Ireland Eighth Amendment

29th May 2017
Amnesty International welcomes Sisters of Charity statement regarding National Maternity Hospital

26th May 2017
Aoife’s Story

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