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25th July 2017
Ibrahim Halawa trial adjourned for twenty-eighth time

25th July 2017
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs urged to raise issue of jailed activists with Turkish Foreign Minister

25th July 2017
Israeli forces carry out violent hospital raids in ruthless display of force

Amnesty International activists protest executions in Saudi Arabia

25th July 2017
Fourteen men at imminent risk of beheading as Saudi Arabia continues bloody execution spree

25th July 2017
Arbitrary detentions in Mexico: ‘We never thought this could happen to us’

24th July 2017
Poland: Presidential veto is a step back from the brink

24th July 2017
South Sudan: Sexual violence ‘on a massive scale’ leaves thousands in mental distress amid raging conflict

21st July 2017
Egypt: Investigate apparent torture and death in custody of Coptic man

20th July 2017
Turkey: International pressure mounts on Turkey as world leaders demand release of jailed activists

20th July 2017
Bahrain: Human rights defender charged with terrorism

20th July 2017
Cameroon: Amnesty report reveals war crimes in fight against Boko Haram, including horrific use of torture

19th July 2017
Chile: Deputies must use historic opportunity to decriminalize abortion

19th July 2017
EU: Egypt’s dark human rights record must not be swept beneath carpet

18th July 2017
Activists and refugees come together to demand action from EU leaders

18th July 2017
Lebanon: Thousands at risk as Arsal security operation looms

18th July 2017
Jailing of activists, including Amnesty director, a crushing blow for rights in Turkey

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Amnesty International Ireland is an approved body under section 209 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997. Section 209 of the TCA 1997 applies to an organisation which is a body for the promotion of the observance of the universal declaration of the Human Rights or the implementation of the European convention for the protection of Human Rights and fundamental freedoms