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

17th November 2017
The ‘Battle of Marawi’: Death and destruction in the Philippines

16th November 2017
Cuba: Your mind is a prison

15th November 2017
Time to Recharge

14th November 2017
The human cost of a megacity: Forced evictions of the urban poor in Lagos

13th November 2017
We leave or we die”: Forced displacement under Syria’s ‘reconciliation’

30th October 2017
Nights of terror: Attacks and illegal raids on homes in Venezuela

25th October 2017
Russian Federation: Prison transportation in Russia: Travelling into the unknown

20th October 2017
Key principles on the use and transfer of armed drones

19th October 2017
Poland: On the streets to defend human rights

18th October 2017
‘My World Is Finished’: Rohingya Targeted in Crimes against Humanity in Myanmar

11th October 2017
Singapore: Cooperate or Die

5th October 2017
Forced Back to Danger: Asylum-Seekers Returned from Europe to Afghanistan

29th September 2017
Thailand: Between a Rock and a Hard Place

29th September 2017
Conform or flee: Repression and insecurity pushing Burundians into exile

25th September 2017
From London to Juba: a UK-registered company’s role in one of the largest arms deals to South Sudan

14th September 2017
Between repression and recession. The rising cost of dissent in Chad

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