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20th November 2017
Amnesty report reveals alarming impact of online abuse against women

18th November 2017
Amnesty International welcomes Sinn Féin Ard Fheis policy change on access to abortion

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

17th November 2017
Civilians, especially Christians, targeted as ‘Battle of Marawi’ leaves trail of death and destruction in the Philippines

16th November 2017
Russia: Kremlin tightens stranglehold on foreign media with more repressive legislation

16th November 2017
Cuba: Your mind is a prison

16th November 2017
Cuba: Job sector, a tool of repression as perceived critics face jobless life

15th November 2017
Time to Recharge

15th November 2017
Industry giants fail to tackle child labour allegations in cobalt battery supply chains

14th November 2017
Myanmar: Military attempts to whitewash crimes against humanity targeting Rohingya

14th November 2017
Nigeria: Deadly mass forced evictions threaten waterfront communities

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

13th November 2017
Norway: Parliament must seize opportunity to save Afghans from the horrors of war

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

13th November 2017
Syria: ‘Surrender or starve’ strategy displacing thousands amounts to crimes against humanity

10th November 2017
FIFA under pressure over handling of World Cup construction abuse

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