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25th April 2017
Yemen: Mounting fears for civilian safety as Hodeidah offensive looms

24th April 2017
The art of surviving a Venezuela on the brink

23rd April 2017
Amnesty International applauds Citizens’ Assembly’s momentous call for human rights compliant abortion laws

22nd April 2017
Amnesty International welcomes Citizens’ Assembly vote for abortion reform

21st April 2017
Egypt: Video of extrajudicial executions offers glimpse of hidden abuses by the military in North Sinai

21st April 2017
Arkansas Kills Prisoner in First of Horrific Spate of Executions

21st April 2017
Nigeria: Gallows preparation in Lagos prison suggests spate of executions imminent

20th April 2017
Death sentences and executions 2016

20th April 2017
Arkansas Judge Blocks Remaining Executions

18th April 2017
Italy – A home destroyed: the eviction of Gianturco

18th April 2017
Italy: Further information: Hundreds of Roma forcibly evicted

13th April 2017
Israel must end ‘unlawful and cruel’ policies towards Palestinian prisoners

Angola - Youth Activists Freedom of Expression

13th April 2017
Egypt: 10-year prison term for insulting President an outrageous assault on freedom of expression

13th April 2017
USA: Arkansas must urgently halt ‘conveyor belt’ of executions

11th April 2017
Death Penalty: World’s biggest executioner China must come clean about ‘grotesque’ level of capital punishment

10th April 2017
Egypt: Authorities must address sectarian violence, not abuse emergency powers to further curtail rights

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