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30th November 2015
Fear and Fences: Europe’s Approach to Keeping Refugees at Bay

30th November 2015
Assaulted and Accused: Sexual and Gender based Violence in Tunisia

30th November 2015
El Salvador: Separated families, broken ties: Women imprisoned for obstetric emergencies and the impact on their families

26th November 2015
‘Civilian Objects were Undamaged’ – Russia’s statements on its attacks on Syria unmasked

31st October 2015
Paper Promises, Daily Impunity: Mexico´s Torture Epidemic Continues

30th September 2015
CLEAN IT UP: Shell’s false claims about oil spill response in the Niger Delta

9th September 2015
A Union of Protection: Amnesty International’s Agenda for Refugee Protection in Europe

31st July 2015
Europe’s Borderlands: Violations Against Refugees and Migrants in Macedonia, Serbia and Hungary

30th June 2015
She is not a criminal The impact of Ireland’s abortion law

31st May 2015
Shadow of Impunity: Torture in Morocco and Western Sahara

25th May 2015
Support for Decriminalisation of Abortion in Ireland – Topline results

Death Penalty Death Sentences and Executions

30th April 2015
Death Sentences and Executions 2014

30th April 2015
Secrets and Lies: Forced Confessions Under Torture in Uzbekistan

27th April 2015
Europe’s Sinking Shame: The Failure to Save Refugees and Migrants at Sea

27th February 2015
Waiting for freedom in Egypt

25th January 2015
Bringing ESC Rights Home: Applying Ireland’s economic, social and cultural rights obligations to 2 budgetary policy

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