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6th September 2018
Decriminalizing consensual same-sex relations marks a new era for LGBTI rights in India

5th September 2018
Syria: Millions of civilian lives depend on outcome of Tehran Summit

5th September 2018
Failure to approve Chelsea Manning a visa sends chilling message on freedom of speech

3rd September 2018
Venezuela: Regional governments must provide protection for people fleeing the country

3rd September 2018
Malaysia: Caning of two women a terrible day for human rights

3rd September 2018
Myanmar: Guilty verdict against Reuters journalists sends stark warning on press freedom

Abortion activists demand abortion care in Northern Ireland

31st August 2018
Fionnuala’s story

31st August 2018
Jennifer’s Story

31st August 2018
Lucy’s Story

24th August 2018
Women human rights defenders call on EU foreign affairs ministers for support amid unprecedented crackdown on activists

24th August 2018
Myanmar: Shameful anniversary highlights lack of accountability for atrocities against Rohingya

23rd August 2018
Saudi Arabia: Outrageous ongoing detention of women’s rights defenders reaches 100 days

23rd August 2018
Saudi Arabia: Appalling plan to execute female activist must be stopped

20th August 2018
Cambodia: Land rights activist Tep Vanny released from prison following royal pardon

17th August 2018
Turkey: Taner thanks supporters and hopes justice will prevail

16th August 2018
“Bigger, bolder and more inclusive”: Amnesty International’s New Secretary General Kumi Naidoo sets out his vision for human rights

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