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5th January 2017
Iraq: End irresponsible arms transfers fuelling militia war crimes

5th January 2017
Slovenia: Blatant proposals to strip refugees and asylum-seekers of their rights must be rejected

4th January 2017
Conviction of Israeli solider must pave the way for justice for unlawful killings

3rd January 2017
Travelling art exhibition highlights urgent need for reform of Ireland’s abortion laws

23rd December 2016
Amnesty International “White Christmas” campaign highlights human rights abuses in Syria

22nd December 2016
UN resolution paves way for accountability on Syria war crimes

22nd December 2016
Iraq: Children caught in the crossfire of the battle for Mosul suffer horrific injuries and trauma

21st December 2016
Amnesty International “deeply concerned” at BAI ruling on abortion discussion

21st December 2016
Pakistan: “As good as dead”: The impact of the blasphemy laws in Pakistan

21st December 2016
Pakistan: How the blasphemy laws enable abuse

21st December 2016
Syria’s refugee crisis in numbers

20th December 2016
Time to get serious about civilian protection for Darfur

Refugees stranded in Greece EU Turkey deal

14th December 2016
EU: Asylum-seekers must be moved from appalling conditions on islands

13th December 2016
Syria: Reports of execution-style killings in Aleppo point to war crimes

13th December 2016
Ibrahim Halawa trial delayed for seventeenth time, on his 21st birthday

12th December 2016
Qatar: Migrant workers still at risk of abuse despite reforms

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