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Libya: trial of Saif Gaddafi and others by video link 'a farce'Press release 14 Apr 2014
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Coming soon: Sidelines – Amnesty International’s first ever football film festivalPress release 14 Apr 2014
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Syrian activist Reem al Assil opens the 2014 Amnesty International UK conferenceBlog post 14 Apr 2014
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Vietnam: Three POCs released but 70 remain jailedPress release 14 Apr 2014
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Stop Reihaneh Jabbari ExecutionBlog post 13 Apr 2014
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Algeria: pre-election clampdown exposes 'gaping holes' in human rights recordPress release 13 Apr 2014
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The military occupation of Maré ahead of Brazil's World CupBlog post 12 Apr 2014
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Egypt: New anti-terrorism laws could lead to mass death sentencesPress release 11 Apr 2014
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Brazil: Human rights under threat ahead of the World CupPress release 11 Apr 2014
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Egypt: 'Vindictive farce' prosecution of Al Jazeera journalists must endPress release 10 Apr 2014
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The poems that make grown men cryBlog post 10 Apr 2014
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Amnesty publishing new edition of its 'Fair Trial Manual'Press release 09 Apr 2014
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Syria in crisisOver 100,000 men, women and children have been killed since the crackdown on peaceful protests first began in Syria in March 2011. In the last three years, barely a week has gone by when the situation in the country has not made the headlines. Find out…
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Inside Yarmouk: Life under siegeThree years since the uprising in Syria began, ordinary civilians are being intentionally starved to death. Besieged by the Syrian government and armed opposition groups, some have been reduced to eating cats. Find out about the camp of Yarmouk, a…
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War crimes in the Syrian conflictSince the beginning of the uprising in Syria in March 2011, we have documented a horrific number of war crimes and crimes against humanity, mainly committed by government forces.
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USA: Texas governor must stop execution in case marred by 'junk science' and racismPress release 08 Apr 2014
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Snowden's latest allegations suggest human rights workers may have been put in dangerPress release 08 Apr 2014
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FOI request reveals UK backed Shell and Rio Tinto in human rights court cases after corporate lobbyingPress release 07 Apr 2014
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Egypt: today's jailing of three men under anti-protest law is 'tightening of the vice'Press release 07 Apr 2014
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The documents that show our Government caved in to corporate lobbying
Following a Freedom of Information request we've uncovered just how much the Government is willing to back Shell's human rights abuses.
Blog post 07 Apr 2014
