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31st January 2018
Amnesty International response to State of the Union

30th January 2018
Nigeria: Dozens killed as military launches air attacks on villages beset by spiralling communal violence

29th January 2018
Amnesty International Ireland welcomes Cabinet decision to hold referendum on Eighth Amendment

29th January 2018
Indonesia: Police arrests and attempts to ‘re-educate’ transgender people must end

29th January 2018
Hungary: Authorities must stop new attempt to choke civil society

29th January 2018
Amnesty ambassador school speaker

25th January 2018
Amnesty International highlights plight of refugees through groundbreaking film

24th January 2018
South Sudan: A year on, two men’s whereabouts unknown

23rd January 2018
Bangladesh/Myanmar: Postponing returns arrangement provides temporary relief for Rohingya refugees

23rd January 2018
Mexico: Overlooked, under-protected

23rd January 2018
Mexico unlawfully returns thousands of Central American refugees endangering their lives and violating international law

19th January 2018
Somalia: Satellite imagery reveals devastation amid forced evictions of thousands who fled conflict and drought

19th January 2018
One year of resistance to Trump’s anti-human rights agenda

18th January 2018
Amnesty International responds to Fianna Fáil leader’s comments on Eighth Amendment

18th January 2018
Norwegian parliament fails to protect Afghans from horrors of war

18th January 2018
UK government shirking shared responsibility over refugee rights with France

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Amnesty International Ireland is an approved body under section 209 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997. Section 209 of the TCA 1997 applies to an organisation which is a body for the promotion of the observance of the universal declaration of the Human Rights or the implementation of the European convention for the protection of Human Rights and fundamental freedoms