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Saudi Arabia carries out 90th execution of the yearPress release 28 May 2015
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Yemen: scores of civilians killed and injured by Huthi anti-aircraft firePress release 28 May 2015
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Northern Ireland: 'truly disturbing' Panorama allegations on collusion must be fully investigatedPress release 28 May 2015
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Paraguay: No child should be forced to give birthBlog post 27 May 2015
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EU countries still exploiting loopholes to trade in torture equipment - new reportPress release 27 May 2015
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UAE denies entry to Amnesty expertPress release 27 May 2015
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Five human rights issues to look out for following the Queen’s SpeechFrom refugees to mass surveillance - and of course scrapping the Human Rights Act - here's some human rights issues to watch in our new government's first term.
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Robes, rods and our basic human rightsBlog post 27 May 2015
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Queen's Speech: UK government ignores responsibilities in face of biggest refugee crisis since WW2Press release 27 May 2015
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Proposals for British Bill of Rights in Queen's Speech are 'very worrying'Press release 27 May 2015
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If you do one thing on 14 June go to see The Look of SilenceBlog post 27 May 2015
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Hamas tortured and killed Palestinian 'collaborators' during Gaza conflict - new reportPress release 26 May 2015
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Northern Ireland ‘last bastion of discrimination’ after Irish same-sex marriage votePress release 23 May 2015
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First use of virtual reality fundraising a hit with members of the publicPress release 22 May 2015
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Syria: One year since Russia & China blocked the ICCOne year ago Russia and China vetoed a UN Security Council resolution which would have referred the situation in Syria to the International Criminal Court.
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A week to spare the life of Moses AkatugbaLast October, the Governor of Niger State suggested he could help Moses Akatugba, on death row in Nigeria, if his appeal was withdrawn.</p> Moses has now withdrawn his appeal, so let's hold the Governor to his word. Join our social media action.
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South-East Asia: Thousands still at risk despite refugee boat U-turnPress release 21 May 2015
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Bodo oil spill: 'I was so happy that Shell agreed to pay'"I think we can have a bright future, but it will take a long time. Experts have said it will take 20-30 years for the environment to be restored." In a massive campaign win, oil company Shell has been forced to pay £55 million in compensation to the…
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Qatar is 'failing' over migrant worker reforms - new briefingPress release 20 May 2015
