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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

2nd December 2019
Iran: Death toll from bloody crackdown on protests rises to 208

29th November 2019
Amnesty International welcomes today’s Report on the Review of the 2015 Gender Recognition Act

29th November 2019
From slurs to sexual violence, women human rights defenders come under global attack

29th November 2019
Why we need Women Human Rights Defenders: Stories of Change

26th November 2019
Brazil: Halt illegal cattle farms fuelling Amazon rainforest destruction

21st November 2019
USA: Exoneration of Scott Warren is a triumph for humanity

21st November 2019
Facebook and Google’s pervasive surveillance poses an unprecedented danger to human rights

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