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14th March 2019
Amnesty International stands in solidarity with school strike for climate

14th March 2019
Croatia: EU complicit in violence and abuse by police against refugees and migrants

11th March 2019
Brazil: After a year of impunity, authorities must bring Marielle Franco’s killers to justice

8th March 2019
Important day for women as Ireland ratifies Istanbul Convention

5th March 2019
Ireland: Amnesty backs decriminalisation of possession of drugs for personal use

28th February 2019
Israel/ OPT: Findings of UN inquiry into Gaza killings must pave way for justice over war crimes

21st February 2019
Global assault on NGOs reaches crisis point as new laws curb vital human rights work

19th February 2019
Iceland: Diverse bodies are not mistakes to be corrected

14th February 2019
Saudi Arabia: European Parliament calls on EU countries to step up defence of women’s rights activists

11th February 2019
Thailand: Refugee footballer Hakeem al-Araibi’s extradition case dropped

Construction Continues at 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar Stadiums

5th February 2019
Qatar: Authorities must step up efforts to honour labour rights promises before 2022 World Cup

5th February 2019
Philippines: Lowering criminal age to 12 will ‘endanger children’s lives’

4th February 2019
UN: Act to End China’s Mass Detentions in Xinjiang

30th January 2019
Israel/OPT: Tourism companies driving settlement expansion, profiting from war crimes

25th January 2019
Digital Security and Human Rights Course

24th January 2019
China: Secret detention places writer at risk of torture

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