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31st October 2017
Five ways for Saudi Arabia to deliver true human rights reform

31st October 2017
Norway: Family at risk of imminent deportation must not be sent back to danger in Afghanistan

30th October 2017
Venezuela: Repression taken into people’s living rooms as home raids surge

30th October 2017
Nights of terror: Attacks and illegal raids on homes in Venezuela

27th October 2017
Qatar/UN: Agreement to tackle migrant labour abuse offers path to reform

26th October 2017
Manus Island: Authorities must not use abuse to force refugees into transit facilities

26th October 2017
Amnesty Turkey Chair kept in jail

26th October 2017
Thanks to you, Ibrahim Halawa is finally free

26th October 2017
China: Released women’s right activist in need of urgent medical care

26th October 2017
Turkey: Court releases human rights defenders including Amnesty International’s Turkey Director

25th October 2017
Iraq: Fresh evidence that tens of thousands forced to flee Tuz Khurmatu amid indiscriminate attacks, lootings and arson

25th October 2017
Russia: Prisoner transport conditions evoke GULAG era legacy

25th October 2017
Russian Federation: Prison transportation in Russia: Travelling into the unknown

25th October 2017
Eyes of the world on Turkey as “show trial” of human rights activists begins

24th October 2017
UK: Supreme Court to hear challenge to Northern Ireland abortion law

24th October 2017
Iran: Prominent academic sentenced to death after grossly unfair trial

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