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7th February 2018
Cambodia: Supreme Court upholds deeply flawed conviction against land activist Tep Vanny

7th February 2018
Syria: Witness testimony reveals details of illegal chemical attack on Saraqeb

6th February 2018
Hungary is attempting to limit civil society – join our twitter action

5th February 2018
Iran: At least six young human rights defenders arrested in coordinated raids at risk of torture

1st February 2018
A year after Italy-Libya migration deal, it’s time to release thousands trapped in misery

1st February 2018
Turkey: Re-arrest of Amnesty chair devastates family, disgraces justice

1st February 2018
Manus Island: Australia abandons refugees to a life of uncertainty and peril

1st February 2018
Punishment not protection: Australia’s treatment of refugees and asylum seekers in Papua New Guinea

31st January 2018
Turkey: Court releases Amnesty Chair after nearly 8 months in jail

31st January 2018
Struggling to breathe under the weight of the crackdown

31st January 2018
Amnesty International response to State of the Union

30th January 2018
Nigeria: Dozens killed as military launches air attacks on villages beset by spiralling communal violence

29th January 2018
Amnesty International Ireland welcomes Cabinet decision to hold referendum on Eighth Amendment

29th January 2018
Indonesia: Police arrests and attempts to ‘re-educate’ transgender people must end

29th January 2018
Hungary: Authorities must stop new attempt to choke civil society

29th January 2018
Amnesty ambassador school speaker

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