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30th November 2016
Amnesty International welcomes Irish government’s compensation in Mellet case

30th November 2016
Greece: Refugee women coping with fear and violence in the camps

30th November 2016
Central America: Refugee women face risks of exploitation and gender based violence

30th November 2016
Good News: 3 anti- slavery activists acquitted, 8 released after prison sentences reduced

30th November 2016
Global brands profiting from child and forced labour

29th November 2016
International Women Human Rights Defenders Day

28th November 2016
Syria: Civilians in eastern Aleppo city fear revenge attacks

26th November 2016
Fidel Castro’s human rights legacy: A tale of two worlds

25th November 2016
Refugees are in urgent need of protection from sexual and gender-based violence

24th November 2016
Remembering those who were killed defending human rights

24th November 2016
Nigeria: At least 150 peaceful pro-Biafra activists killed in chilling crackdown

23rd November 2016
North Korea prison camps very much in working order

23rd November 2016
Yemen: Hospitals and medical workers under attack by anti-Huthi forces in Ta’iz

22nd November 2016
EU: Conflict Minerals agreement reached as exemptions added

21st November 2016
Window-dressing or pioneers of change? An assessment of Bahrain’s human rights oversight bodies

21st November 2016
Bahrain’s UK-backed human rights bodies fall short on 2011 promises of reform

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