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2nd August 2017
Italy ready to consign refugees and migrants to horrific abuse in Libyan detention centres

2nd August 2017
“Even when she was beaten in protests, she would join the next day”

2nd August 2017
Caught in a web of repression: Iran’s human rights defenders under attack

2nd August 2017
Iran vilifies human rights defenders as ‘enemies of the state’

1st August 2017
Italy: Deploying warships to police Libyan waters will expose refugees to horrific abuse

1st August 2017
Venezuela: Acts of violence highlight government’s disregard for human rights

31st July 2017
Amnesty fights back as Brazilian Congress considers legal changes that flagrantly attack human rights

28th July 2017
Iran must not squander opportunity to end executions for drug-related offences

28th July 2017
Ferrovial continues to build a fortune on refugees’ despair

27th July 2017
Guatemala: Stop criminalising defenders!

26th July 2017
President Trump’s Prejudice Laid Bare in Transgender Military Announcement

26th July 2017
DRC: Child labourers must not pay the price for UK’s shift to electric vehicles

26th July 2017
Ireland: Submission to the United Nations Committee Against Torture, 61st session, 24 July to 11 August 2017

26th July 2017
Turkey: Foreign Minister’s baseless allegations threaten entire human rights movement

26th July 2017
Stronger EU-Egypt ties must not come at the expense of human rights

26th July 2017
Lebanon: Further investigation needed into deaths of Syrian refugees in military custody

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