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3rd July 2026

ICCL, Amnesty International, Omega Research Foundation, Mental Health Reform and academics warn against expansion and continuation of Garda taser pilot

3rd July 2026

Burkina Faso/Mali/Niger: Withdrawal from the Rome Statute consecrates impunity and threatens to deny victims of war crimes justice and reparations

2nd July 2026

As Ireland assumes the EU Presidency, Amnesty says: Humanity Must Win

1st July 2026

Call for the deployment of a protection force in Sudan

1st July 2026

Sudan: RSF atrocities in El Fasher ‘a stain on the conscience of humanity’ – new report

30th June 2026

EU: Amnesty International Recommendations to the Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union – Letter

24th June 2026

Urgent Action – Türkiye: Environmental Defender Convicted For Peaceful Protest

23rd June 2026

Urgent Action – Tunisia: Antiracism figure facing eight years in prison – Saadia Mosbah

19th June 2026

DRC: Amnesty International launches “6 million Voices for Justice for Congo” campaign, in renewed push for accountability for crimes under international law

19th June 2026

“Family, football and the World Cup should make space for everyone”

18th June 2026

US-Iran deal must centre human rights and region must see real and sustainable end to hostilities

17th June 2026

Lebanon: Israel radically expands use of unlawful mass ‘evacuation’ orders and commits war crime of unlawful transfer

16th June 2026

UK: Social media ban for under 16s ‘right diagnosis, wrong prescription’

15th June 2026

UK: Ruling on the proscription of Palestine Action a ‘shameful chapter in our history’

Digital illustration showing a large excavator bucket uprooting a section of Palestinian land that contains a burning building, several people, and an olive tree from the right side of a divided urban landscape. Below, Israeli figures stand beneath a raised platform with settlement buildings awaiting to replace the uprooted land, while tanks and a fortified wall appear on the right. On the left, a separate cluster of gray city buildings sits on previously seized land. The image uses floating land masses, construction equipment, and military imagery as visual metaphors for displacement, segregation, apartheid, and Israel’ ethnic cleansing in the occupied West Bank.

10th June 2026

Stop Israel’s Ethnic Cleansing in the West Bank

10th June 2026

Acceleration of Israel’s ethnic cleansing of Palestinians must spur global action to halt West Bank annexation

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