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Mohamad Ghobadlou, at risk of execution in Iran

11th January 2023
Iran: Young man at grave risk of execution in connection with protests amid ‘killing spree’

A Palestine boy sits on a chair with a national flag as Israeli authorities demolish a school site in the village of Yatta, south of the West Bank city of Hebron and to be relocated in another area, on July 11 2018.

11th January 2023
Israel/OPT: Flag restrictions are the latest attempt to silence Palestinians and reduce their visibility

Protestors ahead of COP27 stand against climate change

10th January 2023
Climate: Record breaking heat in 2022 shows urgent need to act and avert climate breakdown

9th January 2023
Brazil: Amnesty International condemns the attacks and invasion of public buildings in Brasilia by extremist groups

5th January 2023
Greece: ‘Farcical’ trial of Sean Binder and rescue volunteers begins next week

4th January 2023
Saudi Arabia: At Al-Nassr, Cristiano Ronaldo should draw attention to human rights issues

Salah Hammouri, French-Palestinian lawyer and field researcher at Palestinian NGO "Addameer (Conscience) for Prisoner Support and Human Rights", which supports political prisoners detained in Israel and in Palestinian prisons, and user of one of six devices reportedly hacked with NSO Group's Pegasus spyware, speaks before cameras at the offices of al-Haq Centre for Applied International Law in Ramallah in the occupied West Bank on November 8, 2021. - An investigation by a European rights group published on November 8 found that Israeli-made Pegasus spyware was used to hack the phones of staff of Palestinian civil society groups targeted by Israel. The revelations by Frontline Defenders -- confirmed by Amnesty International and the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab -- mark the latest development in the widening controversy surrounding six prominent Palestinian groups designated as "terrorist" organisations by Israel's defence ministry last month.

22nd December 2022
Israel/OPT: A perfect storm of apartheid policies led to Salah Hammouri’s deportation

A man walks in front of a police station destroyed by shelling in Kharkiv on March 25, 2022, during Russia's military invasion launched on Ukraine. - Russian strikes targeting a medical facility in Kharkiv on March 25, 2022, killed at least four civilians and wounded several others, Ukrainian officials said.

21st December 2022
Ukraine: Devastating power cuts undermining civilian life as Christmas approaches

15th December 2022
NORTHERN IRELAND: United Nations for Troubles Bill to be scrapped

15th December 2022
Human Rights wins in 2022

lawyers outside the court after the ruling on Meta

14th December 2022
Kenya: Meta sued for $1.6 billion USD for fuelling Ethiopia ethnic violence

13th December 2022
Iran: Public execution of Majidreza Rahnavard exposes authorities’ revenge killings

12th December 2022
Iran: Authorities covering up their crimes of child killings by coercing families into silence

12th December 2022
Russia: Opposition politician Ilya Yashin sentenced to eight and half years in jail for denouncing Russia’s war crimes in Ukraine

Construction Continues at 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar Stadiums

12th December 2022
FIFA Misleading World on Remedy for Migrant Workers

9th December 2022
Northern Ireland: Calls from COE commissioner for Troubles Bill to be scrapped

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