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6th July 2017
Is the G20 wilfully negligent in dealing with the global refugee crisis?

6th July 2017
Director of Amnesty International Turkey must be released from incommunicado detention

6th July 2017
A perfect storm: The failure of European policies in the Central Mediterranean

6th July 2017
Central Mediterranean: Death toll soars as EU turns its back on refugees and migrants

5th July 2017
India must ask Israel to end mass human rights violations against Palestinians

4th July 2017
Ibrahim Halawa trial adjourned for twenty-fifth time

4th July 2017
Bahrain: Woman human rights defender at high risk of torture, including sexual assault

4th July 2017
One Year Later, Duterte Remains a Human Rights Nightmare

4th July 2017
South Sudan – atrocities in Equatoria region turn country’s breadbasket into a killing field

4th July 2017
South Sudan: Ongoing atrocities turn country’s breadbasket into a killing field

3rd July 2017
European Commission must deliver justice for Italy’s Roma

3rd July 2017
Decode Oil Spills: Innovative data project enlists thousands of digital activists to track Nigeria spills

30th June 2017
Germany: Response to marriage equality vote

29th June 2017
USA: Muslim Ban Guidance is Heartless

29th June 2017
Amnesty International welcomes Citizens’ Assembly report as road map for abortion reform

29th June 2017
USA: Refugee Ban Could Have Devastating Effect

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