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12th May 2023
Iran: Amnesty International welcomes the release of Bernard Phelan

11th May 2023
Pakistan: Authorities must show restraint and lift internet restrictions immediately

11th May 2023
Global: Amnesty International calls for universal social protection, as overlapping crises leave hundreds of millions facing disaster

5th May 2023
Covid-19: Pharma companies must make structural changes to ensure world can withstand future pandemics

4th May 2023
Israel/OPT: Death of Khader Adnan highlights Israel’s cruel treatment of Palestinian prisoners

3rd May 2023
Amnesty International to host Picnic for Palestine outside Oireachtas

The Israeli authorities are using an experimental facial recognition system known as Red Wolf to track Palestinians and automate harsh restrictions on their freedom of movement

2nd May 2023
Israel/OPT: Israeli authorities are using facial recognition technology to entrench apartheid

Türkiye_ post-earthquake persons with disabilities accesses to humanitarian relief

27th April 2023
Türkiye: People with disabilities neglected in humanitarian response to devastating earthquakes

youth activists campaigning on abortion access

26th April 2023
Ireland: Serious flaws identified in abortion law review report require urgent Government action

A UN peacekeeper stands guard as crowds of children and villagers gather to welcome Steven Koutsis (unseen), the United States' top envoy in Sudan, in the war-torn town of Golo in the thickly forested mountainous area of Jebel Marra in central Darfur on June 19, 2017. The town was a former rebel bastion which was recently captured by Sudanese government forces. The top US envoy in Sudan began a four-day trip to Darfur on June 18, 2017 to assess security in the war-torn region as the UN prepares to downsize its 17,000-strong peacekeeping force. His visit also comes just weeks before President Donald Trump's administration decides whether to permanently lift a two-decades old US trade embargo on Sudan. / AFP PHOTO / ASHRAF SHAZLY

24th April 2023
Sudan: New conflict escalation exacerbates 20 years of suffering for civilians in Darfur

20th April 2023
Global: UN must respect human rights while combatting antisemitism

18th April 2023
Sudan: Parties to the conflict must ensure protection of civilians as deaths mount

18th April 2023
Nicaragua: A continuum of repression and systematic human rights violations under the Ortega-Murillo government

17th April 2023
Russia: Anti-war political activist and prisoner of conscience Vladimir Kara-Murza sentenced to 25 years in jail

11th April 2023
Sunak-Biden meeting: PM must end hypocrisy and scrap legislation violating Good Friday Agreement

6th April 2023
TROUBLES BILL: All Cards Are On the Table for Irish Government taking UK to Court

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