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16th May 2019
Libya: Evidence of possible war crimes underscores need for international investigation

16th May 2019
Senator Lynn Ruane calls for reform of Electoral Act with backing of campaign groups

15th May 2019
Good News: Journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe have been released

15th May 2019
WhatsApp hack: when spyware companies go rogue, no one is safe

14th May 2019
Israel: Amnesty International engages in legal action to stop NSO Group’s web of surveillance

14th May 2019
Activist released after being rearrested

10th May 2019
Turkey: ‘Appalling’ violence used against students holding Pride march

2nd May 2019
5 reasons to raise your voice for a fairer Europe

29th April 2019
Raise your voice for the right to speak out

29th April 2019
Humanity first: helping people fleeing their homes to start anew

29th April 2019
What unites us is greater than what divides us

29th April 2019
Say it loud: opportunity for all

29th April 2019
Enough is enough! Women demand change

25th April 2019
Syria: Unprecedented investigation reveals US-led Coalition killed more than 1,600 civilians in Raqqa ‘death trap’

25th April 2019
Libya: Horrific attack targeting refugees and migrants at detention centre must be investigated as a war crime

25th April 2019
Northern Ireland Abortion: Westminster Inquiry Mounts Pressure on UK Government to Reform Law

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