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• Opposition coalition is banned
  Press release 07 Nov 2000
• Blind justice? The case of Ameneh Bahrami
  Blog post 01 Aug 2011
• Zimbabwe: Human rights groups must not be banned
  Press release 25 Jul 2004
• Urgent Action update: Brothers hurriedly executed in secretive manner in Malaysia

  Despite a pending clemency application before the state’s Pardon Board, brothers Suthar Batumalai and B. Rames Batumalai were executed at dawn on 15 March 2017.

  Urgent action outcomes 20 Mar 2017
• London Arms fair advertises banned torture equipment
  Press release 13 Sep 2011
• Swaziland: Activists detained ahead of banned protests
  Press release 11 Apr 2011
• Chomsky: banned in Guantánamo, at liberty in Belfast
  Blog post 25 Oct 2009
• An empty seat on the Cannes festival jury
  Blog post 12 May 2010
• The clock strikes thirteen – it’s Banned Books week!
  Blog post 24 Sep 2013
• Hong Kong: Education censorship fears as teacher banned for 'promoting independence'
  Press release 06 Oct 2020
• Urgent Action update: In Singapore, Malaysian man hanged in hurried, secretive manner

  Prabagaran Srivijayan, a Malaysian national was executed at dawn on 14 July 2017 at Changi Prison, in Singapore. Contrary to international standards, he was sentenced to the mandatory death penalty in 2012 for a drug related offence.

  Urgent action outcomes 19 Jul 2017
• Egypt's use of banned cluster bombs in Sinai confirmed

  'This new video confirms our worst fears'

  Press release 28 Feb 2018
• Syrian government using banned Soviet-era cluster munitions in besieged Eastern Ghouta

  The Syrian government is committing war crimes on an epic scale in Eastern Ghouta

  Press release 30 Nov 2017
• Bahrain heading for 'total suppression' of human rights, as opposition group banned
  Press release 31 May 2017
• Moldova: LGBT rights must be respected after pro-equality march is banned
  Press release 28 Apr 2010
• USA: discriminatory facial recognition technology should be banned - new call

  Amnesty International is calling for a ban on the use of facial recognition technology by police for mass surveillance purposes because of its use in racially discriminatory policing and in racial profiling.

  Press release 11 Jun 2020
• Turkey: Banned Pride march must be allowed to take place

  The planned student Pride march at the Middle East Technical University will not be allowed to take place

  Press release 08 May 2019
• USA: Banned Trump hair adverts to be driven round Washington
  Press release 26 Feb 2018
• Ukraine: banned anti-personnel mines litter territory occupied by Russian forces
  25 Jul 2024 Press release
• Sierra Leone: Pregnant girls excluded from school and banned from exams
  Press release 06 Nov 2015