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20th June 2019
UK: Appeal Court ruling on Saudi arms is welcome decision for war-torn Yemen

20th June 2019
How ordinary people can help refugees where governments are failing

20th June 2019
Saudi Arabia: UN findings on Jamal Khashoggi’s murder highlight need for independent criminal investigation to uncover the truth

20th June 2019
This is why community sponsorship works

20th June 2019
Rebelling against hostility: Welcoming refugees, one family at a time

17th June 2019
Norway: Stop the deportation of three young, unaccompanied siblings to Afghanistan

14th June 2019
Sudan: Urgent UN and AU investigation needed after military admits deadly decision on protestor crackdown

13th June 2019
UK must refuse extradition of Julian Assange to the United States

13th June 2019
More than 1 million people join global campaign to demand Iranian government release Nasrin Sotoudeh

12th June 2019
Hong Kong: Police must end excessive force against largely peaceful protest

11th June 2019
Botswana: Decriminalisation of consensual same sex relations should inspire other African countries

11th June 2019
Sudan: Fresh evidence of government-sponsored crimes in Darfur shows drawdown of peacekeepers premature and reckless

11th June 2019
Russia: Titiev’s parole a welcome step but not justice

7th June 2019
Climate activists Greta Thunberg and the Fridays for Future movement honoured with top Amnesty International award

6th June 2019
Sudan: Remove Rapid Support Forces from Khartoum streets immediately

5th June 2019
France: Police harassing, intimidating and even using violence against people helping refugees

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