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Amnesty exposes illicit £34 million South Sudan arms deals brokered 'under UK government's nose'

Research reveals tiny UK-registered company was ‘supplier’ in massive arms deal “Despite clear and repeated warnings about the role of these companies in arms trafficking, there are still less checks...

President Trump's extended travel ban risks more suffering

Following a revision of President Trump’s travel ban to now include restrictions on travelers from Chad, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Syria, Venezuela and Yemen, Naureen Shah, senior campaigns...

Myanmar: 'damning' video and satellite evidence shows new fires in Rohingya villages

Villages seen burning as recently as this afternoon Evidence ‘flies in the face of Aung San Suu Kyi’s assertions to the world that what she called military “clearance operations” in Rakhine State...

Greece: Court decisions pave way for first forcible returns of asylum-seekers under EU-Turkey deal

Two Syrian refugees are at risk of being forcibly returned to Turkey after Greece’s highest administrative court today rejected their final appeals against earlier rulings declaring their asylum...

UK must reverse decision to leave Turkey off human rights watchlist

The UK government must reverse its decision to leave Turkey off its watchlist of countries of human rights concern, Amnesty International said today, after the Foreign and Commonwealth Office set out...

Iraq: UN Security Council's new ISIS resolution could lead to 'victor's justice'

The UK had championed the resolution which ignores possible war crimes committed by Iraqi and coalition forces ‘This flawed resolution sends a dangerous message’ - Sherine Tadros The United Nations...

Yemen: deadly strike on houses in Sana'a last month was with US-made bomb - new evidence

Saudi-led coalition admitted carrying out attack, but blamed civilian casualties on ‘technical error’ Photograph of five-year-old girl Buthaina highlighted horror of the attack - new video available...

Yoko Ono says 'we need peace more than ever' on release of first John Lennon 'Imagine' picture book

Thousands of people around the world - from Iceland to Brazil - have joined a call for peace and solidarity to celebrate John Lennon’s iconic Imagine lyrics, which have been published for the first...

Cameroon: Amnesty demands release of students sentenced to 10 years for Boko Haram text joke

Amnesty International today called on the Cameroon authorities to immediately release three students each sentenced to 10 years in prison for sharing a joke via text about Boko Haram. The appeal...

1,000 artists to perform in 'living room' shows in 60 countries today, in solidarity with refugees

After months of anticipation, Give a Home for Human Rights takes place today. The global refugee concert series created by Amnesty International and Sofar Sounds will see 1000 artists perform 300...