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Human rights change starts with the facts. Explore Amnesty's ground-breaking research from around the world.

7th May 2007
Zimbabwe: Torture, ill-treatment and denial of medical care

30th April 2007
Egypt – Systematic abuses in the name of security

30th April 2007
Unjust and unfair: The death penalty in Iraq

30th April 2007
Cruel and Inhuman: Conditions of isolation for detainees at Guantánamo Bay

31st March 2007
Justice delayed and justice denied?

31st March 2007
Right to family life denied Foreign spouses of Palestinians barred

28th February 2007
Mexico Laws without justice: Human rights violations and impunity in the public security and criminal justice system

28th February 2007
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Caught in a trap The case of Troy Davis, facing execution in Georgia

28th February 2007
Indonesia Exploitation and abuse: the plight of women domestic workers

31st December 2006
Israel and the Occupied Territories Road to nowhere

30th November 2006
Israel/Lebanon Out of all proportion – civilians bear the brunt of the war

16th November 2006
Poland and Latvia Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights in Poland and Latvia

31st October 2006
Mexico Violence against women and justice denied in Mexico State

30th September 2006
Zimbabwe Quantifying destruction – satellite images of forced evictions

8th September 2006
Zimbabwe: No justice for the victims of forced evictions

31st July 2006
“Will this day be my last?” The death penalty in Japan

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