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8th February 2021
France: Authorities silence dissent against controversial global security bill

28th January 2021
Poland: Roll back of reproductive rights is dark day for Polish women

26th January 2021
Ban dangerous facial recognition technology that amplifies racist policing

25th January 2021
Biden and Congress Must Close Guantánamo Bay Detention Center, Not Bring New Charges in Unlawful Military Commissions

21st January 2021
Amnesty International USA Welcomes Rejoining of World Health Organization and Urges Biden Administration to Prioritize COVID-19 Vaccines for Those Most at Risk, Across the World

19th January 2021
Turkey: Facebook and other companies “in danger of becoming an instrument of state censorship”

18th January 2021
Russia: Aleksei Navalny becomes prisoner of conscience after arrest on arrival in Moscow

12th January 2021
Amnesty Calls for Reparations and Criminal Investigation following Mother and Baby Homes Report

12th January 2021
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Long-term solutions needed to end recurring humanitarian crisis

6th January 2021
UK: Decision to refuse Assange bail renders his continued detention “arbitrary”

6th January 2021
Hong Kong: Mass arrest of opposition figures highlights repressive power of national security law

6th January 2021
Israel/OPT: Denying COVID-19 vaccines to Palestinians exposes Israel’s institutionalised discrimination

5th January 2021
Israel/OPT: Drop politically motivated charges against Palestinian activist Issa Amro

4th January 2021
UK: Assange extradition decision welcome but exposes “politically-motivated process”

17th December 2020
Denmark: Historic victory for women as law changes to recognise that sex without consent is rape

15th December 2020
Hungary: Dark day for LGBTI community as homophobic discriminatory bill and constitutional amendments are passed

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