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20th November 2014
New tool for spy victims to detect government surveillance

18th November 2014
Gambia must stop wave of homophobic arrests and torture

18th November 2014
Israel/OPT: Killing of worshipers at synagogue an ‘abhorrent attack’

15th November 2014
G20 leaders must announce and deliver on concrete actions to stop Ebola

14th November 2014
Scores of Syrian and Palestinian refugees at imminent risk of deportation from Egypt

14th November 2014
Racism, segregation, and rejection: The reality for Romani children in the Czech Republic

12th November 2014
USA recognises that the Convention Against Torture applies at Guantánamo

12th November 2014
USA should use UN hearing to address ‘shocking accountability gap’ on torture

12th November 2014
Qatar: Steps to end migrants’ exploitation ahead of World Cup ‘woefully insufficient’

6th November 2014
Egypt’s defence of human rights record ‘cynical’

5th November 2014
Greece: Convictions following racist attack against Roma ‘first step to justice’

5th November 2014
Israeli forces displayed ‘callous indifference’ in deadly attacks on family homes in Gaza

4th November 2014
Pakistan: Justice needed for vicious mob killing of Christian couple following blasphemy allegation

3rd November 2014
Bangladesh: Fresh death sentences show urgent need to end executions

3rd November 2014
Greece: Court must consider hate motive behind attack on Romani woman

31st October 2014
Triton is no substitute for life-saving Mare Nostrum

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