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20th December 2018
Ireland: History made as President Signs Abortion Bill into Law

19th December 2018
Egypt: Court orders release of woman human rights defender imprisoned for speaking out against sexual harassment

18th December 2018
Amnesty welcomes reports of an end to Dragonfly

18th December 2018
Death penalty: Global abolition closer than ever as record number of countries vote to end executions

18th December 2018
UN: World leaders must seize historic opportunity to protect the rights of migrants

18th December 2018
Global action plan calls for States at the UN General Assembly to ensure protection of human rights defenders worldwide

18th December 2018
Crowdsourced Twitter study reveals shocking scale of online abuse against women

14th December 2018
France: Police must end use of excessive force against protesters and high school children

13th December 2018
Abortion Bill passing a huge step forward but barriers to access remain

11th December 2018
USA: Lawmakers must not let Google off the hook over Dragonfly

10th December 2018
Oppressive, sexist policies galvanise bold fight for women’s rights in 2018

7th December 2018
Rights Today – Ireland

7th December 2018
Italy/EU: Response from Kumi Naidoo to termination of operations of Aquarius rescue ship

6th December 2018
EU ministers must break the deadlock on Hungary and Poland

6th December 2018
Greece/EU: Move asylum seekers to safety

4th December 2018
Greece: Smuggling charges against humanitarian workers who saved refugees must be dropped

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