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Northern Ireland: PSNI to appeal ‘Hooded Men' case to UK Supreme CourtOn Thursday 21 November 2019, the Court of Appeal in Belfast will hear that the Chief Constable of PSNI will challenge a recent judgment in favour of the ‘Hooded Men’ to the UK Supreme Court. The case also involves the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland and the Department of Justice
Press release 20 Nov 2019 -
China: UK consulate worker's allegations fit documented pattern of tortureCase ‘chillingly’ illustrates the inherent dangers of the proposed extradition bill
Press release 20 Nov 2019 -
Human rights defender imprisoned and ill-treatedCrimean human rights defender, Server Mustafayev, faces up to 25-years imprisonment on false terrorism charges.
Urgent action outcomes 19 Nov 2019 -
The call that never came: how one Syrian torture survivor is refusing to let injustice crush himThe call that never came: how one Syrian torture survivor is refusing to let injustice crush him
Blog post 19 Nov 2019 -
Ethiopia: Authorities must prevent violence and protect rights during Sidama referendumPress release 19 Nov 2019 -
Spain: Conviction of Catalan leaders 'excessive and disproportionate'Amnesty International releases new analysis of high-profile Catalan trial
Press release 19 Nov 2019 -
Iran: more than 100 protesters killed in petrol price demonstrations‘The authorities must end this brutal and deadly crackdown immediately’
Press release 19 Nov 2019 -
Turkmenistan: Kasymberdi Garaev returned homeKasymberdi Garaev, a gay doctor who disappeared after an article regarding his sexuality had been published, has returned home.
19 Nov 2019 -
Papuan activists face maximum life imprisonmentSix political activists face life imprisonment for peacefully campaigning for the self-determination of Papua.
Urgent action outcomes 19 Nov 2019 -
Malaysia: 'vicious' caning of four men for alleged gay offences condemned‘The whole affair is a scandal and a judicial travesty’
Press release 18 Nov 2019 -
Why do children’s rights matter?Thirty years of progress in children’s rights, by Professor Geraldine Van Bueren QC, one of the original drafters of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Blog post 18 Nov 2019 -
Transgender rights march at risk of attackTrans rights activists holding a rights march need to be be protected by police following violence at last year's march.
Urgent action outcomes 18 Nov 2019 -
UK: Reports of killings and torture by British troops 'deeply troubling''“If true, those responsible for sanctioning and carrying out torture and other war crimes, at all levels, must be held accountable and where appropriate, prosecuted' - Rachel Logan
Press release 17 Nov 2019 -
Vietnam: Prominent human rights defender detained on return to countryDinh Thao was arrested this morning after more than three years away from Vietnam.
Press release 15 Nov 2019 -
USA: Texas governor should grant clemency to Rodney ReedReed’s conviction & death sentence is ‘deeply disturbing’
Press release 15 Nov 2019 -
Launch of new book of Syrian citizen journalism‘Enab Baladi is a unique record of the Syrian people speaking without fear’
Press release 15 Nov 2019 -
Northern Ireland: Amnesty welcomes abuse Redress Board president appointment
Responding to the announcement by the Lord Chief Justice Sir Declan Morgan today of the appointment of Mr Justice Colton as the President of the Historical Institutional Abuse Redress Board, Patrick Corrigan, Northern Ireland programme director of Amnesty International
Press release 15 Nov 2019 -
Cyprus: Ahmed H. reunited with his familyAfter four years, Ahmed H. has been returned home to his family in Cyprus
14 Nov 2019 -
Tunisia: Activist acquitted of all chargesMaissa al-Oueslati, an 18-year-old Tunisian activist, has been acquitted of all trumped up charges.
14 Nov 2019 -
Jailed satire performers face additional chargesFive imprisoned members of a traditional Myanmar satirical poetry troupe face additional prison time for free expression.
Urgent action outcomes 14 Nov 2019
