Kate O'Sullivan, Author at Amnesty International Ireland

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A Palestinian woman walks past a destroyed building in Gaza City early on May 12, 2021, as Hamas militants and the Israeli army exchanged a barrage of deadly fire in the early hours of the day with intense fighting continuing for the second day in a row. - Israeli air raids in the Gaza Strip have hit the homes of high-ranking members of the Hamas militant group, the military said Wednesday, with the territory's police headquarters also targeted. (Photo by MOHAMMED ABED / AFP) (Photo by MOHAMMED ABED/AFP via Getty Images)

17th May 2021
Israel/ OPT: Pattern of Israeli attacks on residential homes in Gaza must be investigated as war crimes

Construction Continues at 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar Stadiums

30th March 2021
Qatar World Cup: Bohemian FC and Amnesty call on FAI to do more for migrants’ right

29th March 2021
Dr. Agnès Callamard appointed as Secretary General of Amnesty International

26th February 2021
White Paper a real chance at ending Direct Provision after 21 years

19th February 2021
White Paper on Direct Provision must be ambitious

19th February 2021
G7 leaders are shooting themselves in the foot by failing to tackle global Covid vaccine access

19th February 2021
UK: Uber drivers ruling is “huge win for workers’ rights”

17th February 2021
Dubai: Fears for Sheikha Latifa’s safety after ‘chilling’ video messages reveal ‘hostage’ situation

2nd February 2021
Myanmar: UN Security Council must act urgently, hold military accountable

1st February 2021
Myanmar: Aung San Suu Kyi, others arrested as military coup underway

7th January 2021
USA: President Trump Incites Violence

30th December 2020
Argentina: Legalisation of abortion is an historic victory

24th November 2020
Trans rights are human rights

21st October 2020
Expert group’s report on Direct Provision is welcome but just the first step

1st October 2020
UK: Amnesty Welcomes EU Move to Ensure Government Respects International Law

18th September 2020
Review of law on sex work: Amnesty calls for legislation that protects, not harms sex workers

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Amnesty International Ireland is an approved body under section 209 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997. Section 209 of the TCA 1997 applies to an organisation which is a body for the promotion of the observance of the universal declaration of the Human Rights or the implementation of the European convention for the protection of Human Rights and fundamental freedoms

Kate O'Sullivan