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22nd June 2016
Jordan: Response to border bombing must not include push-back of refugees

15th June 2016
EU risks fuelling horrific abuse of refugees and migrants in Libya

Abortion Ireland - Law Ireland Eighth Amendment

15th June 2016
Comment regarding decision of the UN Human Rights Committee in Amanda Mellet vs Ireland

15th June 2016
Americas leaders meeting in the Dominican Republic must wake up to drama of “ghost citizens”

10th June 2016
Decision not to prosecute in Libyan rendition cases underscores need for independent inquiry

10th June 2016
Northern Ireland: “Loughinisland collusion revelations deeply disturbing” – Amnesty Response to Ombudsman Report

10th June 2016
Statement by Amanda Mellet

9th June 2016
Ireland’s ban on abortion violates human rights – ground-breaking UN ruling

9th June 2016
Refugee women on the Greek islands live in constant fear

9th June 2016
UN Committee Finds Ireland’s Abortion Laws Subjected Woman to Cruel and Inhuman Treatment

8th June 2016
Time for Papua New Guinea to end Impunity for Abuses Against Sex Workers

3rd June 2016
EU’s plan to return refugees to Turkey is reckless and illegal

1st June 2016
The Millions Left Behind in Afghanistan

30th May 2016
The long road to justice for Chad’s Hissene Habre

30th May 2016
No Justice For Eastern Ukraine’s Victims of Torture

26th May 2016
Amnesty International publishes policy and research on protection of sex workers’ rights

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