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22nd January 2014
Close Guantánamo and end human rights hypocrisy

21st January 2014
Syria peace conference must act on allegations of ‘industrial-scale’ torture and killings in custody

17th January 2014
Flogged for daring to love

Downtown Yaoundé, Cameroon, May 2013. A young man who has been frequently beaten in his neighborhood and evicted from his home, because of his sexual orientation, and gender identity.

17th January 2014
Living for love, dying because of hate: the rising tide of homophobia in Africa

16th January 2014
Syria peace conference must end starvation for besieged civilians

16th January 2014
Iran hangs 40 people in two weeks amid surge in executions

10th January 2014
Amnesty expresses serious concern at Irish Government failure to address human rights on Gulf Trade Mission

3rd January 2014
Egypt: Halt Crackdown on Vocal Critics in Politically Motivated Trial

25th May 2013
Employment and Mental Health: A Briefing Paper

31st March 2013
Implementation of ‘A Vision for Change’ for Mental Health Services

31st October 2012
A Citizens’ Jury on Legal Capacity Law

28th June 2012
Submission to the National Consent Advisory Group on the Health Service Executive’s ‘Draft National Consent Policy’

25th May 2012
Submission to the ‘Interdepartmental Group to examine the issue of people with mental illness coming into contact with the criminal justice system’

31st March 2012
‘I wanted to die’ Syria’s torture survivors speak out

9th October 2011
In Plain Sight

26th September 2011
Abuse of children in Irish institutions amounted to torture

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