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26th April 2022
UN: Veto Resolution is a Vital Step Towards Accountability

25th April 2022
Turkey: Aggravated life sentence for Osman Kavala a ‘devastating blow’ for human rights

22nd April 2022
Russia: Prominent opposition activist faces up to 15 years in prison for sharing information about the war in Ukraine

12th April 2022
Israel/OPT: Palestinian administrative detainees complete 100 days of boycotting Israeli courts

11th April 2022
Poland/Belarus: New evidence of abuses highlights ‘hypocrisy’ of unequal treatment of asylum-seekers

8th April 2022
Russia: Authorities close down Amnesty International’s Moscow Office

7th April 2022
Ukraine: Russian forces extrajudicially executing civilians in apparent war crimes – new testimony

7th April 2022
Qatar: Security guards subjected to forced labour

6th April 2022
Ethiopia: Crimes Against Humanity in Western Tigray Zone

5th April 2022
Ukraine: Apparent war crimes by Russian forces in Bucha must be investigated

5th April 2022
Urgent fossil fuel phase-out critical to protect rights

4th April 2022
Statement on behalf of the board of Amnesty International Ireland

1st April 2022
Ukraine: Russia’s cruel siege warfare tactics unlawfully killing civilians – new on-the-ground investigation

30th March 2022
Russia’s witch-hunt to catch anyone sharing anti-war views

29th March 2022
Europe and Central Asia: Defence of human rights under fire in pandemic-hit region

29th March 2022
Political leaders and corporate titans put profit and power ahead of people, betraying promises for fair recovery from pandemic

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