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1st March 2017
Amnesty International welcomes formal recognition of Travellers as distinct ethnic group

1st March 2017
Egypt: Government must protect Coptic Christians targeted in string of deadly attacks in North Sinai

1st March 2017
UN: Russia and China’s abusive use of veto “shameful”

1st March 2017
A Lesson in Discrimination: Segregation of Romani children in Primary Education in Slovakia

1st March 2017
Slovakia: Unlawful ethnic segregation in schools is failing Romani children

1st March 2017
Israel: Detention of Palestinian journalist on hunger strike without charge ‘unjust and cruel’

28th February 2017
Time for ASEAN to Take Human Rights Seriously

28th February 2017
Yemen: Huthi forces recruiting child soldiers for front-line combat

27th February 2017
The human rights violators’ playbook: how to respond to an Amnesty International report

27th February 2017
Honduras: Justice gap over Berta Cáceres’ murder sends warning to activists

24th February 2017
Lifetime Achievements: Paying Tribute to 4 Human Rights Heroes

23rd February 2017
Amnesty International’s submission to the Citizens’ Assembly

22nd February 2017
Open letter from medical professionals in support of Dr ‘Ali al-‘Ekri

22nd February 2017
USA: Eviction of anti-Dakota Access Pipeline camps near Standing Rock

22nd February 2017
The State of the World’s Human Rights – Annual Report 2017

22nd February 2017
‘Politics of demonisation’ breeding division and fear

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