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2nd February 2015
Egypt: Confirmation of 183 death sentences ‘outrageous’

1st February 2015
Egypt: Deportation of Al Jazeera journalist must not overshadow continuing plight of Baher Mohamed and Mohamed Fahmy

30th January 2015
Boko Haram at a glance

30th January 2015
Saudi Arabia: Pardons must not include conditions to silence activists

30th January 2015
African Union: President Mugabe should urgently address human rights concerns

29th January 2015
Torture Is More “Fun” in the Philippines

29th January 2015
Medical expert: Repeated floggings of Saudi Arabian blogger may cause long-term damage

28th January 2015
Nigerian authorities were warned of Boko Haram attacks on Baga and Monguno

27th January 2015
Saudi Arabia: The question on everybody’s mind

25th January 2015
Bringing ESC Rights Home: Applying Ireland’s economic, social and cultural rights obligations to 2 budgetary policy

23rd January 2015
A moment of euphoria in a long battle for women and girl’s rights in El Salvador

23rd January 2015
France: Newly announced “anti-terror measures” put human rights at risk

22nd January 2015
Amnesty International and NUJ protest demands that Saudi Arabia put an end to flogging and free Raif Badawi

nti-sexual harassment graffiti in Cairo.

21st January 2015
Egypt: Token reforms fail to end scourge of pervasive violence against women

21st January 2015
Ireland: Trans Voices Must Be Heard as Gender Recognition Bill 2014 Debated in Seanad

21st January 2015
Ireland: Amnesty International welcomes Marriage Equality Referendum wording

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