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Northern Ireland: Amnesty calls on UK government to investigate torture of ‘hooded men’

As ‘hooded men’ start judicial review application in Belfast High Court, Amnesty International urges a human rights compliant investigation by the UK

David Cameron 'wrong' to say vast majority of Mediterranean migrants not asylum-seekers at PMQs

‘At least half of those risking their lives in the Mediterranean are fleeing persecution in places like Syria, Eritrea and Somalia’ - Steve Symonds

Nigeria: Senior members of military must be investigated for war crimes – new report

Amnesty spokespeople, AV, and full report available on request

Iran: female cartoonist and women's rights activist sentenced to 12 years

‘Atena Farghadani has effectively been punished for her cartoons with a sentence that is itself a gross caricature of justice’ - Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui

European Games: Amnesty urges Lord Coe to speak out against human rights abuses in Azerbaijan ahead of opening ceremony

Lord Coe should speak out against human rights abuses in Azerbaijan ahead of the European Games in Baku which start next week (12-28 June), Amnesty International UK said today.

Amnesty welcomes Belfast City Council vote backing same-sex marriage

Amnesty International has welcomed a vote by Belfast City Council in favour of a law change in Northern Ireland to allow for same-sex marriage.

Amnesty criticises proposed abortion law change that could mean ten years in jail for women and doctors

'Women, midwives and doctors should not be treated like criminals' Grainne Teggart

Kincora: As victim challenges government in court, Amnesty urges inclusion in UK abuse inquiry

Amnesty International has called for the investigation into child abuse at Kincora Boys’ Home in east Belfast to be included in the wider Westminster child abuse inquiry.