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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

13th May 2020
Sub-Saharan Africa: Government responses to COVID-19 should guarantee the protection of women and girls’ rights

13th May 2020
Pakistan: Authorities Must Be Transparent About COVID-19 Cases in Prisons

13th May 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic can teach us compassion for migrants and refugees

13th May 2020
I was ready to leave exploitation in Qatar – then COVID-19 hit

11th May 2020
Syria: UN must not cut vital aid lifeline to north-west amid Russian and Syrian war crimes

7th May 2020
Jordan: Authorities must allow urgent medical care for displaced Syrians in Rukban during COVID-19

6th May 2020
Southern Africa: Governments must move beyond politics in distribution of COVID-19 food aid

1st May 2020
Global: Crackdown on journalists weakens efforts to tackle COVID-19

28th April 2020
Greece: with camps on fire, transfer of vulnerable asylum-seekers to mainland must urgently resume

27th April 2020
How to deal with news overload during the COVID-19 crisis

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