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Abortion Pills Abortion Law Northern Ireland

12th January 2016
Northern Ireland: Urgent law reform needed as women face charges for using ‘abortion pills’

Guantanamo Symbol of USA Injustice Amnesty International

11th January 2016
Guantánamo: The USA must turn its back on international symbol of injustice

10th January 2016
Activists freed in Beijing

9th January 2016
Ibrahim Halawa trial adjourned for twelfth time

8th January 2016
Lebanon: Forcible return of more than 100 refugees to Syria a shocking setback

7th January 2016
Shia cleric among 47 executed by Saudi Arabia in a single day

6th January 2016
Northern Ireland: New First Minister Must Change “Unlawful” Abortion Law

31st December 2015
Europe’s Gatekeeper: Unlawful Detention and Deportation of Refugees from Turkey

31st December 2015
“My Children are Scared”: Burundi’s Deepening Human Rights Crisis

23rd December 2015
Syria: Russia’s shameful failure to acknowledge civilian killings

19th December 2015
Ibrahim Halawa trial adjourned for eleventh time

18th December 2015
International Migrants Day: governments and the EU must address crisis

17th December 2015
EU Parliament resolution describes Ibrahim Halawa’s arbitrary detention as an “unacceptable breach of basic human rights”

16th December 2015
Northern Ireland: Time for change as abortion law declared breach of human rights

16th December 2015
EU risks complicity in human rights violations as refugees and asylum-seekers unlawfully held and deported from Turkey

15th December 2015
Taking Stock: The arming of Islamic State

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