November 2005

Greetings Card Campaign cases suitable for young people aged 9-14 years. Posted: 30 Nov 2005

The Burmese authorities must not extend the house arrest of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi beyond the expiry of the current detention order this past Sunday. Posted: 28 Nov 2005

Ddydd Gwener 25 Tachwedd 2005, cafwyd gwasanaeth arbennig yn Eglwys Gadeiriol Llandaf, er mwyn cefnogi'r Ymgyrch i Atal Trais yn Erbyn Menywod. Fe fu'r noson cynnau canhwyllau yn gyntaf mewn cyfres o ddigwyddiadau a drefnwyd gan Amnest Rhyngwladol mewn cydweithrediad â Sefydliadau Merched eraill. Posted: 25 Nov 2005

On Friday 25th November 2005, there was a special service at Llandaff Cathedral, in support of the Stop Violence Against Women Campaign. The candle lighting evening was the first in a series of events organised by Amnesty International in association with other Women's Organisations. Candle lit vigils are to be held across Wales by members of, for example, the Women's Institute, Mewn Cymru and Assembly Members and MPs. Posted: 25 Nov 2005

Ddydd Gwener 25 Tachwedd 2005, cafwyd gwasanaeth arbennig yn Eglwys Gadeiriol Llandaf, er mwyn cefnogi'r Ymgyrch i Atal Trais yn Erbyn Menywod. Fe fu'r noson cynnau canhwyllau yn gyntaf mewn cyfres o ddigwyddiadau a drefnwyd gan Amnest Rhyngwladol mewn cydweithrediad â Sefydliadau Merched eraill. Posted: 25 Nov 2005

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Monthly action dec 05: CORE letter to MP's Posted: 25 Nov 2005

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(Brussels, 24 November 2005) Ten years after the Barcelona Process was initiated, the violation of human rights continues unabated among partner countries, while the European Union is increasingly failing to live up to its own international obligations, namely in its response to terrorism and irregular migration, says Amnesty International. Posted: 24 Nov 2005

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GCC05 address labels for cases on A5 leaflet Posted: 24 Nov 2005

Torture by the authorities - including with electric shocks and cigarette burns - continues in Georgia, said Amnesty International today in a new report released on the second anniversary of the "Rose Revolution". Many cases still do not come to light because police cover up their crimes and detainees are often afraid to complain or identify the perpetrators for fear of repercussions, said the organisation. Posted: 23 Nov 2005

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