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This document reflects long standing demands by Egyptian civil society.

Trafficking for sexual exploitation in Wales: Update 2010. Update of the 2007 report 'under the covers'.

This document focuses on why States should transparently report on their international arms trade and transfers.

This report examines the human rights risks associated with the BTC pipeline, highlighting legal frameworks common to global investment projects that pose similar threats, based on Amnesty International’s long‑standing work in Turkey.

Amnesty International submission to the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission (NIHRC) consultation on the Northern Ireland Bill of Rights - An inclusive Bill of rights for all. AI Index: EUR 45/006/2001

Two reports exploring routes to apply human rights standards to arms transfer decisions. ACT 30/008/2008

Read the full Joint letter on Gaza and Palmer report

Amnesty International has identified recommendations outlined in this document as key steps for change.

<p>oral and written evidence from Amnesty International UK about the FCO's annual human rights and democracy</p>

Amnesty International submission to the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission (NIHRC) consultation. EUR 45/025/2001

Sunday Herald article By John Watson, Amnesty International UK’s Programme Director for Scotland, on the dangers on tasers - February 2010

This joint submission sets out the standards for a human rights‑compliant inquiry under the UK’s international legal obligations.

This report exposes the extent of sex trafficking in Wales, highlighting severe abuse, inconsistent support for survivors, and the need for better protection and services for victims.

This briefing argues that engaging with overseas governments can strengthen the domestic economy whilst advancing human rights abroad, and calls for human rights to be embedded in all international engagement strategies.

This report highlights how investment agreements behind the pipeline project pose risks to human rights and calls for a new, rights‑respecting approach to investment.

This document sets out how an Arms Trade Treaty should require all international arms transfers to be authorised with the knowledge and consent of all states involved, outlining key elements for national authorisation systems within the Treaty.

Time for justice: Delivering a human rights compliant inquiry for the victims of historical institutional child abuse in Northern Ireland

Syria: End human rights violations in Syria: Amnesty International submission to the UN universal periodic review, October 2011

The guide supports high‑quality asylum reporting in Scotland by giving journalists clear, accessible information, contacts and sources.

An Amnesty Interntional briefing aimed at UK parliamentarians on why they should support calls for an International Arms Trade Treaty.