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13th September 2017
Peru: A Toxic State

12th September 2017
“We need support, not pity:” Last chance for justice for Bosnia’s wartime rape survivors

7th September 2017
‘No one can protect you’: Bahrain’s year of crushing dissent

24th August 2017
“I won’t forget this carnage”: Civilians trapped in battle for Raqqa – Syria

23rd August 2017
State of Palestine: Alarming attack on Freedom of Expression

21st August 2017
USA: Death in Florida

2nd August 2017
Caught in a web of repression: Iran’s human rights defenders under attack

27th July 2017
Guatemala: Stop criminalising defenders!

26th July 2017
Ireland: Submission to the United Nations Committee Against Torture, 61st session, 24 July to 11 August 2017

13th July 2017
False suspicions: Arbitrary detentions by police in Mexico

11th July 2017
At any cost: The civilian catastrophe in west Mosul, Iraq

6th July 2017
A perfect storm: The failure of European policies in the Central Mediterranean

4th July 2017
South Sudan – atrocities in Equatoria region turn country’s breadbasket into a killing field

29th June 2017
Nigeria: In the dock: Shell’s complicity in the arbitrary execution of the Ogoni nine

26th June 2017
Fiji: Beating justice: How Fiji’s security forces get away with torture

21st June 2017
South Sudan – “It was as if my village was swept by a flood” – mass displacement of the Shilluk population from the west bank of the White Nile

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