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9th March 2018
More than 170 students race around the world in charity adventure

9th March 2018
Amnesty International Ireland welcomes government’s legislative framework for access to abortion

8th March 2018
Amnesty International Ireland welcomes government’s approval of referendum bill on the Eighth Amendment

2nd March 2018
Algeria: Disturbing clampdown against civil society as two women’s NGOs forced to close

2nd March 2018
Honduras: Failure to identify those behind Berta Cáceres’ murder puts other activists at risk

1st March 2018
Afghanistan: Civilian lives must be at the heart of the Kabul Process

1st March 2018
Egypt: Use of banned cluster bombs in North Sinai confirmed by Amnesty International

28th February 2018
Syria: Hundreds of civilian lives at risk as Afrin offensive escalates

27th February 2018
Tell the Greek Prime Minister that refugees deserve a future

26th February 2018
Justice for Berta

26th February 2018
Syria: Security Council must ensure civilians in Eastern Ghouta get immediate humanitarian assistance

22nd February 2018
Amnesty International Report 2017/18: The state of the world’s human rights

22nd February 2018
State-sponsored hate spurs new era of social activism

21st February 2018
Bahrain: Shameful attack on freedom of expression as Nabeel Rajab sentenced to five years in prison for tweets

20th February 2018
Syria: Relentless bombing of civilians in Eastern Ghouta amounts to war crimes

19th February 2018
Civil Society under attack in Hungary

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