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24th October 2017
UK: Supreme Court to hear challenge to Northern Ireland abortion law

24th October 2017
Iran: Prominent academic sentenced to death after grossly unfair trial

23rd October 2017
Greece: Asylum Seekers in Abysmal Conditions on Islands

20th October 2017
Bangladesh: Donors must pledge support for Rohingya refugees

20th October 2017
Ibrahim Halawa released after more than four years in detention

19th October 2017
Amnesty International welcomes Joint Oireachtas Committee vote against full retention of the Eighth Amendment

19th October 2017
EU: Parliament vote on Dublin major break from old rules

19th October 2017
Poland: End crackdown on peaceful protests

19th October 2017
Russia: Homophobic legislation used to persecute activist who shared LGBTI articles on Facebook

18th October 2017
Australian firm Canstruct takes up toxic contract profiting from the abuse of refugees

18th October 2017
Myanmar: New evidence of systematic campaign of crimes against humanity to terrorise and drive Rohingya out

17th October 2017
Turkey: Dismay as “fantastical allegations” accepted by court

17th October 2017
EU infighting must not weaken International response to ethnic cleansing in Myanmar

17th October 2017
Iran: 17-year-old boy at risk of imminent execution

16th October 2017
Iraq: One year on, hundreds of thousands suffering the consequences of battle for Mosul

12th October 2017
Celebrities Call on Turkey to Release Amnesty Director and Chair, Still in Jail After 100 Days

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