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The public’s message in new poll: Keep your hands off the Human Rights ActA poll we commissioned on attitudes to human rights in the UK made for happy reading. The top line was this; there really is no appetite to repeal the Human Rights Act among the British public.
Blog post 09 Nov 2015 -
Northern Ireland: Amnesty welcomes start of same-sex marriage court challengePress release 09 Nov 2015
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Little appetite to repeal the Human Rights Act new poll findsPress release 09 Nov 2015
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Saudi Arabia has executed 151 people so far this year - highest for two decadesPress release 09 Nov 2015
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Not in my back yard: a shameful response to human tragedyThe hostility and not-in-my-back-yard approach is not just confined to Europe but shamefully widespread around the world. And as long as governments persist in this race to the bottom in their attitudes towards and treatment of refugees, there will be no…
Blog post 06 Nov 2015 -
My wife, in prison for protesting"Today, most people in Burma are just interested in the general election. They have forgotten about political prisoners like my wife." Before he too was arrested, Lin Htet Naing wrote this blog about his wife Phyoe Phyoe Aung, imprisoned since March for…
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Mass surveillance by another nameThe UK government is basically planning to extend existing mass surveillance of all residents of the UK. We're not talking targeted, effective surveillance of people who are suspected of wrongdoing - we're talking blanket surveillance of each of us. We…
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Sierra Leone: Pregnant girls excluded from school and banned from examsPress release 06 Nov 2015
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Burma: Elections marred by growing repression and Rohingya disenfranchisementPress release 06 Nov 2015
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US Embassy, London: Hundreds to protest on Albert Woodfox casePress release 06 Nov 2015
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15 inspiring human rights quotesWhy should we protest, demand free speech and push for equality and justice? Here are some great reasons from Desmond Tutu, Laverne Cox, Malala Yousafzai, Robin Williams and many more.
Conversation kit 06 Nov 2015 -
Amnesty welcomes Sir Elton John's support for marriage equality in Northern IrelandPress release 05 Nov 2015
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Malaysia: Trial commences of political cartoonist facing 43-year prison termPress release 05 Nov 2015
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Syria: government using thousands of disappeared people as 'cash cow' - new reportPress release 05 Nov 2015
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UK Surveillance Bill: wider powers will take UK closer to becoming a surveillance statePress release 04 Nov 2015
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David Cameron must raise human rights during Egyptian president's UK visitPress release 03 Nov 2015
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Zimbabwe: Detention of journalists is a shocking attempt to intimidate the pressPress release 03 Nov 2015
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Refugee Crisis: UK position remains fundamentally inadequate despite new pledgesPress release 03 Nov 2015
