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Memorial for Liu Xiaobo and Free All Prisoners of ConscienceBlog post 12 Jul 2018
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Theresa May’s cabinet reshuffle is another political merry-go-round – but what does it mean for human rights?Just in case Theresa May hasn’t had enough going on this week, Donald Trump point out – with his characteristic tact and aplomb – that the UK is in “turmoil” and he’s always rather liked Boris Johnson.
Blog post 11 Jul 2018 -
Is the UK government turning a blind eye to torture?There are hundreds of cases of the British government planning or paying for extraordinary rendition. It's time they stop turning a blind eye to their role in torture and carry out a full, judge-led inquiry.
Blog post 06 Jul 2018 -
Why should trade deals be wrapped in secrecy?If we don’t want to be lumbered with agreements that have scant regard for workers’ rights, food safety, environmental standards and the needs of the NHS, then we have to secure amendments to the Trade Bill.
Blog post 06 Jul 2018 -
Saudi Arabia driving ban: A long road to justiceBlog post 29 Jun 2018
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On winning the Amnesty CILIP Honour 2018 for The Hate U GiveAmnesty CILIP Honour 2018 speech by Angie Thomas
Blog post 26 Jun 2018 -
It's time for the UK to come clean about tortureIt's time for the UK to come clean about its involvement in torture and rendition during the so-called ‘war on terror’
Blog post 26 Jun 2018 -
Thierry Noir on art, fashion and human rights"The most pressing human rights issue of our time is fear. Don't be afraid to stand up and say no."
Blog post 21 Jun 2018 -
My First PrideDespite the rain, Edinburgh took to the streets on Saturday 16th June for the annual 2018 Pride March. As a new volunteer with Amnesty International Scotland, I couldn't wait to join the procession.
Blog post 21 Jun 2018 -
Brexit: The day politicians left our human rights protections behindPoliticians have voted to take away the EU Charter of Rights after Brexit - this is a serious step backwards for human rights in the UK, especially for the LGBTI community.
Blog post 15 Jun 2018 -
The Brexit Advert in the Papers TodayOver 150 Scottish civil society organisations have called on Scottish MPs to protect human rights in the Brexit Bill being discussed in Westminster this week.
Blog post 11 Jun 2018 -
Profiting from children's rightsThe Home Office must stop profiteering from children's rights
Blog post 08 Jun 2018 -
It’s time for politicians to vote for human rightsHuman rights protections are used daily to defend people’s freedom. Now it’s time for politicians to vote for human rights when the EU Withdrawal Bill comes before the House of Commons on 12 June 2018.
Blog post 07 Jun 2018 -
Never Forget Never Give Up– 29th Anniversary of TiananmenBlog post 06 Jun 2018 -
Planning for Pride 2018Pride is an important part of our calendar. In Scotland we’re helping Amnesty’s local groups coordinate attendance at as many Prides as possible to raise awareness of the human rights implications of failures to respect LGBTI people’s rights.
Blog post 06 Jun 2018 -
Book your place on the Student Media Summit 2018Learn how to be the next star journalist. Book your free place today. Click for more details.
Blog post 05 Jun 2018 -
Liu Xia: Chinese poet under house arrestLiu Xia has been under house arrest since 2010, but her fellow artists have not forgotten her.
Blog post 28 May 2018 -
A moment to celebrate the undeniable wonder of family lifeAs half-term kicks off, people across the country will be spending it with family. But there are also many refugee families who are separated by the UK's cruel immigration restrictions.
Blog post 25 May 2018 -
I am AsterToday is Aster Fissehatsion's 67th birthday. The Eritrean politician was arrested in 2001 and has never been heard from since. To mark her birthday and Eritrea's Liberation Day we say "I AM ASTER".
Blog post 24 May 2018
