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14th March 2017
ECJ rules no violation in dismissal of women for wearing headscarves at work

14th March 2017
Evidence shows Palestinian security forces violently suppressed peaceful protest in Ramallah

13th March 2017
Good news! Dr Ali al-‘Ekri is free

13th March 2017
Malawi: Step up action to end ritual murders of people with albinism

12th March 2017
Jailbreak adventure race won by Trinity College Dublin students

12th March 2017
Amnesty International and ProtonMail join forces to fight cyber censorship

10th March 2017
More than 166 students race around the world in charity adventure

10th March 2017
UN: Report on sexual abuse paves way for meaningful reform

9th March 2017
USA: WikiLeaks revelation on CIA hacking underscores how vulnerable our privacy really is

9th March 2017
Yemen: Saudi Arabia-led coalition uses banned Brazilian cluster munitions on residential areas

8th March 2017
Shahrul Izani no longer faces a death sentences for a drug offence

7th March 2017
Trump’s Muslim Ban 2.0 Is Just as Inhumane — and Even More Frightening

7th March 2017
USA: Trump’s revised travel ban will stir hatred and division

6th March 2017
UN Committee criticises Ireland’s restrictive abortion law

6th March 2017
Egypt: Punitive probation measures latest tactic used to harass activists

5th March 2017
Amnesty International calls for urgent reform of Ireland’s abortion laws in Citizens’ Assembly address

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