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1st August 2015
Further adjournment of Ibrahim Halawa trial an indictment of the Egyptian justice system

31st July 2015
Europe’s Borderlands: Violations Against Refugees and Migrants in Macedonia, Serbia and Hungary

30th July 2015
Hungary: Change to Asylum Law puts tens of thousands at risk

30th July 2015
India: Execution of Yakub Memon is cruel and inhuman

28th July 2015
Libya: Flawed trial of al-Gaddafi officials leads to appalling death sentences

24th July 2015
France: New surveillance law a major blow to human rights

23rd July 2015
Cameroon: Indiscriminate attacks mark dangerous turn in regional conflict

7th July 2015
Balkans: Refugees and migrants beaten by police, left in legal limbo and failed by EU

2nd July 2015
Yemen: Airstrike and weapon analysis shows Saudi Arabia-led forces killed scores of civilians with powerful bombs

30th June 2015
Egypt: Generation of young activists imprisoned in ruthless bid to crush dissent

30th June 2015
She is not a criminal The impact of Ireland’s abortion law

26th June 2015
NOT ALONE – NEVER FORGOTTEN: Amnesty supports victims of torture

25th June 2015
Syria: UN Security Council must not squander opportunity to save civilian lives

22nd June 2015
Government must accept UN call for constitutional referendum on abortion – Amnesty International

22nd June 2015
UN: Gaza conflict report a key step towards justice for victims on both sides

20th June 2015
On the eve of Dublin Pride, US Supreme Court decision gives even greater cause for celebration

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