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12th December 2016
Palm Oil and human rights: What you need to know

12th December 2016
Australia: Sexual violence is a risk for refugee women and girls on Nauru island

12th December 2016
“I left Syria thinking that I would return in two weeks. That was four years ago”

11th December 2016
Egypt: Bring to justice those behind deadliest church attack in years

10th December 2016
New platform highlights rising wave of attacks against environmental activists

6th December 2016
Lebanon: Syrian refugee women face harassment and exploitation every day

Angola - Youth Activists Freedom of Expression

6th December 2016
Angolan activist released

6th December 2016
Turkey: Curfews and crackdown force hundreds of thousands of Kurds from their homes

5th December 2016
Central America: LGBTI refugees fleeing violence are not getting the protection they need

4th December 2016
Halting DAPL Should Be Just the First Step in Full Consultation of Indigenous Voices

2nd December 2016
Amnesty’s Write for Rights campaign includes call for pardon of Edward Snowden

1st December 2016
Lybia: Refugee women at risk of gender based violence

1st December 2016
Stop Bullying

30th November 2016
Amnesty International welcomes Irish government’s compensation in Mellet case

30th November 2016
Greece: Refugee women coping with fear and violence in the camps

30th November 2016
Central America: Refugee women face risks of exploitation and gender based violence

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