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15th December 2017
South Sudan: Global action needed to end human rights violations and humanitarian crisis

13th December 2017
Amnesty International welcomes Joint Oireachtas Committee’s support for repeal of the Eighth Amendment and expanded access to abortion

12th December 2017
Libya’s dark web of collusion

12th December 2017
Libya: European governments complicit in horrific abuse of refugees and migrants

8th December 2017
Civil society organisations under threat from draconian law and Amnesty could face criminal charges

5th December 2017
Deadly but Preventable Attacks: Killings and Enforced Disappearances of Those who Defend Human Rights

5th December 2017
States worldwide failing to prevent killings and disappearances of human rights defenders

4th December 2017
A crisis like never before

4th December 2017
Philippines: ICC must examine ‘war on drugs’ crimes as child killings go unpunished

1st December 2017
Greece: Move asylum seekers to safety before winter hits

1st December 2017
9 reasons why Norway should stop forcing teenagers to Afghanistan

30th November 2017
Libya: EU/AU migrant plans long on returns, short on resettlement

29th November 2017
Bangladesh: Rohingya refugees must not be relocated to uninhabitable island

29th November 2017
Amnesty launches world’s biggest human rights campaign

28th November 2017
EU/Africa Summit: Footage of slave auction shows human cost of inexcusable migration deals

28th November 2017
Shell must be investigated for complicity in murder, rape and torture

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