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

30th June 2006
Partners in crime: Europe’s role in US renditions

5th April 2006
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Below the radar: Secret flights to torture and ‘disappearance’

31st March 2006
Zimbabwe Shattered lives – the case of Porta Farm

31st December 2005
The impact of guns on women’s lives

30th November 2005
Gender based Violence a Failure to Protect

30th June 2005
Justice and Accountability – Stop Violence Against Women

30th May 2005
Human rights defenders under siege

31st March 2005
Israel and the Occupied Territories Conflict, occupation and patriarchy Women carry the burden

31st December 2004
Mexico Allegations of abuse dismissed in Guadalajara: reluctance to investigate human rights violations perpetuates impunity

31st December 2004
Lives blown apart Crimes against women in times of conflict Stop violence against women

31st December 2004
Casualties of war women’s bodies, women’s lives

31st December 2004
It’s in our hands Stop violence against women

30th May 2004
Zimbabwe: Power & Hunger – Violations of the Right to Food

31st March 2004
Mexico Ending the brutal cycle of violence against women in Ciudad Juárez and the city of Chihuahua

31st December 2003
The Neglected Quarter – Marginalised Groups

30th September 2003
Mexico – Intolerable Killings Ciudad Juarez and Chihuahhua

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