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The UK Foreign Secretary claims a ban on UK trade with Israeli settlements is too complex to implement. Read our briefing to find out why this is not true

Learn about the legal basis for our campaign to end UK trade with Israeli settlements

More than three years into Sudan’s brutal conflict, this report documents the Rapid Support Forces’ siege and seizure of El Fasher, North Darfur, and grave crimes against civilians in and around the city.

Drawing on expert analysis and international context, this collection of essays explores the use of terrorism legislation, critiques the Prevent duty, and considers options for reform.

This parliamentary briefing, published for Pride Month in the UK, provides questions and recommendations to the UK Government concerning the pressure and regressive trends on LGBTI rights in the UK.

Amnesty International concludes that Israel has pursued a policy of ethnic cleansing in the occupied West Bank amounting to war crimes and crimes against humanity.

This paper outlines Amnesty International’s opposition to the misuse of counter-terrorism laws to prosecute protest movements, including actions by Palestine Action.

This collection brings together briefings and submissions produced by Amnesty International UK to inform debate, influence legislation and support scrutiny of government policy.

This collection brings together resources examining corporate impacts on human rights and our work to hold companies to account.

Social media plays an important part in everyday life, but design and business models can cause significant harm. This collection brings together resources that expose these harms, challenge company practices, and push for greater accountability.

This collection signposts a curated selection of Knowledge Hub resources exploring how technology affects human rights in the digital age

Response to Home Office consultation on support for families, children and care leavers facing removal

Read our response to the Northern Ireland Executive consultation on draft race relations framework.

Response to Home Office consultation on use of force against children.

This briefing provides information and analysis of the immigration bill that was announced in the King's Speech on 13 May 2026 and the government's intentions.

Amnesty International UK's policy recommendations for the new Scottish Government

Amnesty International UK submission exploring social media risks for children and young people, and calling for ‘safety by design’ regulation to protect rights without limiting access.

Following the outcome of the 2026 Scottish Parliament election, Amnesty International UK wrote to the leaders of each Scottish political party, urging them to put human rights at the heart of their work for Scotland over the next five years.

This report explores the growth of the gender critical movement in the UK, its influence on media narratives, and the impact on trans rights and public debate.

This guest article examines how Sections 12 and 13 of the Terrorism Act 2000 have been applied beyond their original purpose of preventing violence, focusing on their impact on protest movements and political expression.