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14th February 2014
Central African Republic : Girl found amongst dead bodies after village massacre

13th February 2014
UN Security Council must not fail Syria’s besieged civilians again

4th February 2014
The first prisoner of conscience of Sochi 2014

4th February 2014
Europe: Transgender people face discrimination and inhuman and degrading treatment

31st January 2014
Hundreds of thousands petition Putin to end of repression in Russia

31st January 2014
Amnesty welcomes Ireland’s second report on control of arms exports

30th January 2014
‘Welcome to Hell Fire’: Torture and other ill-treatment in Nigeria

28th January 2014
Amnesty welcomes human rights victory for Louise O’Keeffe

27th January 2014
Philippines: Officers in secret police detention cell play ‘torture roulette’ with inmates

24th January 2014
Central African Republic: More than 50 Muslims killed in two attacks

23rd January 2014
Egypt three years on, wide-scale repression continues unabated

22nd January 2014
Close Guantánamo and end human rights hypocrisy

21st January 2014
Syria peace conference must act on allegations of ‘industrial-scale’ torture and killings in custody

17th January 2014
Flogged for daring to love

Downtown Yaoundé, Cameroon, May 2013. A young man who has been frequently beaten in his neighborhood and evicted from his home, because of his sexual orientation, and gender identity.

17th January 2014
Living for love, dying because of hate: the rising tide of homophobia in Africa

16th January 2014
Syria peace conference must end starvation for besieged civilians

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