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7th April 2021
Amnesty International annual report 2020/2021

23rd March 2021
Lebanon: Torture of Syrian refugees arbitrarily detained on counter-terror charges

23rd March 2021
Facebook building Instagram platform for children under 13

22nd March 2021
Ten years on justice for Syrians more important than ever

19th March 2021
China: Parents of missing Uyghur children describe horror of family separation

18th March 2021
Five years after the EU-Turkey Statement, European Civil Society demands an end to containment and deterrence at the EU’s External Borders

5th March 2021
Global Health worker death toll rises to at least 17,000 as organisations call for rapid vaccine rollout

2nd March 2021
Poland: Rainbow halo women’s acquittal shows tactics of intimidation against activists

1st March 2021
Myanmar: Amid surging death toll, military must end use of lethal force immediately

24th February 2021
Irish coalition request urgent support for emergency WTO waiver for sharing of Covid-19 vaccine technology in open letter to Taoiseach.

24th February 2021
Pakistan: Christian couple on death row for ‘blasphemous texts’ must be released

20th February 2021
Global: Fresh evidence of police misuse of tear gas leading to protesters’ deaths and injuries – updated investigative website

Gay rights activist waves a damaged rainbow flag during a gay pride in Russia

11th February 2021
Joint statement: Russian Federation: Ensure safety of two Chechen men arbitrarily detained and forcibly transferred to Chechnya

11th February 2021
Saudi Arabia: Release of women’s rights defender Loujain al-Hathloul long overdue

9th February 2021
Myanmar: Several injured as security forces violently quash peaceful protests

8th February 2021
Myanmar: New internet blackout “heinous and reckless”

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