Kate O'Sullivan, Author at Amnesty International Ireland

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17th March 2020
Amnesty Ireland statement on COVID-19

16th March 2020
Responses to Covid-19 and states’ human rights obligations.

3rd March 2020
Greece: Inhumane asylum measures will put lives at risk

23rd January 2020
Five questions on human rights for general election candidates in 2020

10th January 2020
Syria: Russia’s veto denies millions of Syrian civilians essential aid amid humanitarian disaster in Idlib

10th January 2020
Poland: Judges and lawyers from across Europe protest judicial takeover in Warsaw

2nd January 2020
Hong Kong: Peaceful protesters targeted as police start 2020 with renewed attack on dissent

21st November 2019
USA: Exoneration of Scott Warren is a triumph for humanity

5th November 2019
USA: Trump’s monstrous move to exit Paris climate pact shows contempt for the lives of millions

21st October 2019
Northern Ireland: Campaigners Mark End of Victorian Era Abortion Ban at Stormont

18th October 2019
Syria: Damning evidence of war crimes and other violations by Turkish forces and allied armed groups

16th October 2019
Poland: Law criminalising sexuality education “recklessly retrogressive”

11th October 2019
Uganda: Parliament must reject bill imposing death penalty for gay sex

11th October 2019
Ethiopia: Nobel Peace Prize must spur Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed towards further human rights reform

9th October 2019
Syria: Civilians at risk as Turkish military offensive looms

16th September 2019
Young Climate Activists Around the World presented with Amnesty’s Top Honour

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Kate O'Sullivan