Politics policy and research

This submission examines how the Windrush scandal exposes systemic racism in citizenship and immigration policy, highlighting the ongoing neglect of citizenship rights and their disproportionate impact on Black and other minoritised communities.

A global look at the state of the death penalty in 2019 - its use, legal issues, regional differences, resumed practices, and continued momentum toward abolition.

As if fleeing conflict and persecution wasn’t enough, for child refugees in the UK safety can come at a heavy price. Our report Without My Family highlights the devastating impact on children who have already experienced so much.

Amnesty International's report on the mass internment, torture and persecution of Muslims in Xinjiang in China.

This briefing is provided by the Families Together Coalition ahead of the second reading of the Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill on Wednesday 16 January 2019.

This report documents the global use of the death penalty in 2018, based on confirmed data and noting that figures are minimum estimates due to secrecy and restricted information in several countries.

Amnesty International UK response to Law Commission consultation: Simplification of the Immigration Rules

Open letter to the Home Secretary urging them to use their power to stop the delays and allow the necessary time to proceed and be debated.

This report sets out the risks posed to companies choosing to do business in or with settlements within the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Amnesty has written to all companies in the FTSE 250 spelling out dangers and risks involved.

his reports outlines Amnesty's investigation into travel and tourism business operations in Occupied Palestinian Territories.

In this Briefing to Scottish Parliament, Amnesty International UK raise the cases of writers imprisoned for exercising their right to freedom of expression.

This Amnesty International report examines how UK businesses are failing to be held accountable for human rights abuses linked to their overseas operations, despite the existence of a formal complaints mechanism intended to uphold international standards.

This joint Amnesty International and Afrewatch report investigates human rights abuses in the artisanal cobalt mining sector in the DRC and traces how cobalt enters global supply chains, assessing companies’ due diligence practices.

This briefing explains how high, profit‑making citizenship fees deny children their right to British citizenship and calls on local authorities to challenge this barrier to children’s best interests and rights.

Amnesty International report into crimes against humanity committed against the Rohingya people in Myanmar.

Amnesty International Scotland's response to the Scottish Government consultation reviewing the Gender Recognition Act 2004

This resources includes Amnesty International UK parliamentary submissions to select committees on the topic of women's rights in 2018.

This resource contains a range of Parliamentary Submissions from Amnesty International UK to the select committees on the subject of 'Refugees in detention' from 2018.

What we are currently seeing in Myanmar is so horrific that it can only be described as apartheid, a crime against humanity as defined by international law.