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

20th April 2017
Death sentences and executions 2016

18th April 2017
Italy: Further information: Hundreds of Roma forcibly evicted

5th April 2017
Treasure I$land – How companies are profiting from Australia’s abuse of refugees on Nauru

31st March 2017
“We will find you anywhere”. The global shadow of Uzbekistani surveillance

15th March 2017
Peru: Human rights defender Máxima Acuña criminalised by unsubstantiated criminal prosecution for land invasion

3rd March 2017
Ending the trade in “tools of torture”: Five key principles

1st March 2017
A Lesson in Discrimination: Segregation of Romani children in Primary Education in Slovakia

23rd February 2017
Amnesty International’s submission to the Citizens’ Assembly

22nd February 2017
The State of the World’s Human Rights – Annual Report 2017

14th February 2017
EU-Turkey Deal Briefing

13th February 2017
Submission to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women

18th January 2017
Sudan: ‘Uninvestigated, Unpunished’: Human rights violations against Darfuri students in Sudan

10th January 2017
USA: Broken promises: failure to close Guantanamo is part of a deeper human rights deficit

21st December 2016
Pakistan: “As good as dead”: The impact of the blasphemy laws in Pakistan

23rd November 2016
North Korea prison camps very much in working order

21st November 2016
Window-dressing or pioneers of change? An assessment of Bahrain’s human rights oversight bodies

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