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9th July 2018
Amnesty International movement adopts new policy positions on abortion and drug control

9th July 2018
UN: This week, world leaders must take steps to end child migration detention for good

4th July 2018
Chasing rainbows in Istanbul

4th July 2018
“You will always have a friend”: Children from India to Venezuela express solidarity with kids locked up under Trump’s orders

3rd July 2018
Igor Kalyapin, Nizhny Novgorod

2nd July 2018
Syria: Civilians in Daraa trapped as attacks intensify

2nd July 2018
EU: New migration plans “dangerous and self-serving”

29th June 2018
Turkey: Istanbul pride march must go ahead unhindered

28th June 2018
Amnesty welcomes Irish government’s offer of refuge to refugees and migrants stranded at sea

28th June 2018
Malawi: Impunity fuels killings of people with albinism for their body parts

27th June 2018
Aleksey Sokolov, Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Region

27th June 2018
Amnesty International USA Reaction to Supreme Court Decision on Muslim Ban

27th June 2018
Myanmar: “We will destroy everything”: Military responsibility for crimes against humanity in Rakhine state

27th June 2018
Myanmar: Military top brass must face justice for crimes against humanity targeting Rohingya

25th June 2018
Andrey Rudomakha, Sochi

25th June 2018
Poland: Peaceful protestors defy escalating assault on freedom of assembly

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