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24th August 2017
Landmark judgment on right to privacy could be game-changer

24th August 2017
Syria: ‘Deadly labyrinth’ traps civilians trying to flee al-Raqqa battle against Islamic State

23rd August 2017
Palestine: Dangerous escalation in attacks on freedom of expression

23rd August 2017
Erkin Musaev released after 11 years of wrongful imprisonment

23rd August 2017
Iran: Mass hunger strike by political prisoners in protest at inhumane conditions

22nd August 2017
Chile: Decriminalisation of abortion, an important win for human rights

21st August 2017
USA: Florida set to conduct its first execution in a year and a half

18th August 2017
USA: Children Held at Berks Immigration Center Granted Release

18th August 2017
Amnesty International, together with the victims following the Barcelona attack

18th August 2017
South Africa must reassert commitment to human rights as it prepares to lead SADC

18th August 2017
The attacks in Catalonia are deliberate civilian attacks which could constitute a crime against humanity

17th August 2017
Uganda: International community must avert growing crisis as number of South Sudanese refugees reaches a million

16th August 2017
Indonesia: At least 60 killed as police shootings of drug suspects skyrocket

16th August 2017
Amnesty International protest to mark fourth anniversary of Ibrahim Halawa’s arrest

15th August 2017
Cambodia: NGOs join calls for Tep Vanny’s release one year after arrest

14th August 2017
Egypt: Rampant impunity for security forces illustrates dark legacy of Rabaa massacre

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