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9th December 2014
USA: Senate summary report on CIA detention programme must not be end of story

9th December 2014
Israel’s destruction of multi-storey buildings: extensive, wanton and unjustified

8th December 2014
Humanitarian and human rights agencies urge governments to resettle 5 per cent refugees from Syria by end 2015

5th December 2014
More deaths in the Mediterranean Sea highlight need for EU-wide search and rescue plan

5th December 2014
Syria: World’s pitiful response to refugee crisis

4th December 2014
Philippines: Senate opens inquiry into Amnesty International torture findings

4th December 2014
Philippines: New report exposes culture of impunity within Philippine police force

1st December 2014
Hooded Men Case: Amnesty International calls on the Irish Government to “do the right thing”

1st December 2014
Irish teenager Ibrahim Halawa must be released immediately as mass trial is postponed yet again

28th November 2014
USA: Texas must halt ‘shameful’ execution of man with severe mental disability

27th November 2014
Egypt: End wave of home demolitions, forced evictions in Sinai amid media blackout

27th November 2014
3 Things Amnesty International Has Seen in in Ferguson That Worry Us

25th November 2014
Campaign targets violence and discrimination against women and girls

24th November 2014
UK/Ireland: Landmark ‘hooded men’ torture case should be re-opened

20th November 2014
Turkey: Border abuses and destitution aggravating plight of Syrian refugees.

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