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16th May 2017
Attacks on human rights activists reach crisis point globally

14th May 2017
Australia / Papua New Guinea: Immigration Dept.’s claims about shooting on Manus Island refuted

14th May 2017
In the firing line: Shooting at Australia’s refugee centre on Manus island in Papua New Guinea

12th May 2017
USA: Return to bigoted anti-Muslim travel ban would cause immeasurable harm

12th May 2017
USA: The harm caused by President Trump’s executive orders on travel to the US

11th May 2017
Russia: Knee-jerk repression as LGBTI activists arrested over Chechnya petition

11th May 2017
Fifa’s chance to show they put people ahead of money is now

10th May 2017
Venezuela: Use of military courts against civilians undermines rule of law

10th May 2017
Danish and German children scarred by invasive surgery to “normalise” their sex

10th May 2017
First, do no harm: Ensuring the rights of children with variations of sex characteristics in Denmark and Germany

9th May 2017
Ibrahim Halawa trial delayed for twenty-third time

Angola - Youth Activists Freedom of Expression

9th May 2017
Indonesia: Ahok conviction for blasphemy is an injustice

9th May 2017
El Salvador: Critical opportunity to put an end to total criminalisation of abortion

7th May 2017
Amnesty members call for urgent action in response to attacks on men believed to be gay in Chechnya

5th May 2017
Canada: The point of no return: The human rights of Indigenous peoples in Canada threatened by the site c dam

4th May 2017
Peru: Peruvian authorities put an end to the criminalisation of defender Máxima Acuña

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