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21st January 2020
Davos: Climate emergency must come top of the agenda

16th January 2020
Digital surveillance threats for 2020

14th January 2020
Israel: Stop NSO Group exporting spyware to human rights abusers

13th January 2020
Northern Ireland: ‘Historic day” as same-sex couples can register to marry for the first time

10th January 2020
Syria: Russia’s veto denies millions of Syrian civilians essential aid amid humanitarian disaster in Idlib

10th January 2020
Poland: Judges and lawyers from across Europe protest judicial takeover in Warsaw

9th January 2020
Bhutan: Parliament must seize ‘historic opportunity’ to decriminalise same-sex relationships

2nd January 2020
Hong Kong: Peaceful protesters targeted as police start 2020 with renewed attack on dissent

18th December 2019
Madrid climate talks failed: What now?

18th December 2019
Europe: act now to stop human suffering of people on the move at eastern borders

10th December 2019
Climate change ranks highest as vital issue of our time – Generation Z survey

9th December 2019
China: Government must show proof that Xinjiang detainees have been released

5th December 2019
Slovakia: Rejection of regressive abortion law is a victory for women’s rights

5th December 2019
Amnesty International’s Secretary General steps down

5th December 2019
New poll reveals 7 in 10 people want governments to regulate Big Tech over personal data fears

3rd December 2019
Yemen: War and exclusion leave millions of people with disabilities in the lurch

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