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12th September 2017
They cannot forget. Neither should we

12th September 2017
Iran: Arrest of human rights defender seeking truth about disappeared family members

12th September 2017
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Last chance for justice for over 20,000 wartime sexual violence survivors

12th September 2017
“We need support, not pity:” Last chance for justice for Bosnia’s wartime rape survivors

11th September 2017
Nigeria: Landmark panel to investigate crimes by military must be independent, impartial and effective

10th September 2017
As global arms trade surges, states greenlight reckless, harmful deals

10th September 2017
Myanmar: New landmine blasts point to deliberate targeting of Rohingya

9th September 2017
Myanmar: Army landmines along border with Bangladesh pose deadly threat to fleeing Rohingya

8th September 2017
The US and EU risk sending the wrong message on Myanmar

8th September 2017
USA: Shell’s law firm refuses to hand over evidence critical for Ogoni Nine case

8th September 2017
Palestinian human rights activist charged under repressive new cybercrimes law

8th September 2017
Who are the Rohingya and why are they fleeing Myanmar?

8th September 2017
Central African Republic: Civilians facing atrocities in Basse-Kotto as UN protection proves ineffective

7th September 2017
Marriage Equality: Let’s bring home the Yes vote now

7th September 2017
‘No one can protect you’: Bahrain’s year of crushing dissent

7th September 2017
Bahrain: A year of brutal government repression to crush dissent

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