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29th June 2017
USA: Muslim Ban Guidance is Heartless

29th June 2017
Amnesty International welcomes Citizens’ Assembly report as road map for abortion reform

29th June 2017
USA: Refugee Ban Could Have Devastating Effect

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

29th June 2017
Nigeria: Shell complicit in the arbitrary executions of Ogoni Nine as writ served in Dutch court

28th June 2017
Amnesty International will not comply with Hungary’s repressive new NGO law

28th June 2017
USA: Amnesty International Files Freedom of Information Request on Muslim Ban Implementation

27th June 2017
Turkey: Blocking of Istanbul Pride March the latest blow to right to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly

27th June 2017
A safe haven for refugee women in Greece

26th June 2017
Fiji: Crack down on torture, not protests

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

22nd June 2017
EU Refugee Crisis: Human Rights Violations and Migrant Deaths Are Being Ignored

21st June 2017
EU: Cooperation with Libyan coastguard leading to inevitable abuses

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

21st June 2017
South Sudan: Killings, mass displacement and systematic looting as government forces purge civilians from Upper Nile

20th June 2017
Distressing cases highlight flaws with grounds-based abortion legislation

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