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7th May 2017
Amnesty members call for urgent action in response to attacks on men believed to be gay in Chechnya

5th May 2017
Canada: The point of no return: The human rights of Indigenous peoples in Canada threatened by the site c dam

4th May 2017
Peru: Peruvian authorities put an end to the criminalisation of defender Máxima Acuña

3rd May 2017
Turkey: Journalism is not a crime: Crackdown on media freedom

3rd May 2017
Turkey: 250,000 people demand release of jailed journalists

2nd May 2017
Drawing fire: Why we must support cartoonists and journalists jailed in Turkey

2nd May 2017
Egypt: Relentless assault on rights of workers and trade unionists

1st May 2017
Indonesia: Palm oil workers must get justice

1st May 2017
Egypt: Relentless assault on rights of workers and trade unionists

28th April 2017
Silenced By Force: Politically-Motivated Arbitrary Detentions in Venezuela

27th April 2017
New legislation threatens judicial independence in Egypt

27th April 2017
USA: 100 ways Trump has threatened human rights in first 100 days

27th April 2017
100 Threats to Human Rights – and How We’re Fighting Back

26th April 2017
Ibrahim Halawa trial delayed for twenty-second time

26th April 2017
EU: EU must hold Hungary to account for breaching EU law

26th April 2017
Nepal: “Building Inequality” – The failure of the Nepali government to protect the marginalised in post-earthquake reconstruction efforts

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