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1st March 2017
Israel: Detention of Palestinian journalist on hunger strike without charge ‘unjust and cruel’

28th February 2017
Time for ASEAN to Take Human Rights Seriously

28th February 2017
Yemen: Huthi forces recruiting child soldiers for front-line combat

27th February 2017
The human rights violators’ playbook: how to respond to an Amnesty International report

27th February 2017
Honduras: Justice gap over Berta Cáceres’ murder sends warning to activists

24th February 2017
Lifetime Achievements: Paying Tribute to 4 Human Rights Heroes

23rd February 2017
Amnesty International’s submission to the Citizens’ Assembly

22nd February 2017
Open letter from medical professionals in support of Dr ‘Ali al-‘Ekri

22nd February 2017
USA: Eviction of anti-Dakota Access Pipeline camps near Standing Rock

22nd February 2017
The State of the World’s Human Rights – Annual Report 2017

22nd February 2017
‘Politics of demonisation’ breeding division and fear

20th February 2017
Central American carnage – how Trump’s border wall would lock refugees in a life of violence and fear

15th February 2017
Amnesty International describes Ireland’s response to UN on abortion as “disappointing”

15th February 2017
How President Trump’s spat with Mexico will crush Central American refugees

14th February 2017
Ibrahim Halawa trial delayed for nineteenth time

14th February 2017
Bahrain: Fears of further violent crackdowns on uprising anniversary

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