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23rd June 2020
Amnesty analysis on unlawful police violence against Black Lives Matter protests

17th June 2020
Trump’s Executive Order on Policing Falls Flat on Accountability for the Taking of Black Lives

16th June 2020
Bahrain, Kuwait and Norway contact tracing apps among most dangerous for privacy

15th June 2020
Amnesty’s initial human rights review of the Programme for Government June 2020

11th June 2020
Toxic trade in tear gas fuels police abuses globally

11th June 2020
UK abortion stats shows barriers women in Ireland face

2nd June 2020
Sinn Féin, support full abortion rights across the island of Ireland

2nd June 2020
President Trump tramples right to protest

26th May 2020
Europe: Millions of women and girls facing increasing insecurity and violence amidst Covid-19

20th May 2020
Singapore: Man sentenced to death on Zoom call

19th May 2020
Hungary: Decision to strip trans people of the right to legal gender recognition is “step back into the dark ages”

18th May 2020
Amnesty International Ireland Programme for Government submission, 18 May 2020

18th May 2020
Brazil: In response to COVID-19, authorities must take measures to ensure adequate access to health care for marginalized groups

18th May 2020
Tell Hungary That Trans Rights Are Human Rights

16th May 2020
Turkey: Government must take steps to combat rising homophobia and transphobia

14th May 2020
Global: Ignored by COVID-19 responses, refugees face starvation

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