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Colombia: Civilians paying a high price for oil as conflict worsens

The organisation’s new report Laboratory of War: Repression and Violence in Arauca depicts civilians caught between warring guerrillas, army units and their paramilitary allies. The crisis in Arauca...

UN: Corporate responsibility breakthrough

Following several years’ research in this area by an expert Sub-Commission at the UN, and further discussion at the UN over the last few weeks, this formal request was made by the UK government on...

USA: Guantánamo Bay - US Supreme Court must end logic of lawlessness

“The US government has offered a vision of a world in which arbitrary unchallengeable detentions, potentially for life, are acceptable. “The Supreme Court must reject this vision and extract the...

Israel/Occupied Territories: Release of Mordechai Vanunu must be without restrictions or conditions

“Mordechai Vanunu should be allowed to exercise his rights to freedom of movement, association and expression in Israel and should be allowed to leave the country if he wishes,” said Amnesty...

Amnesty International Media Awards 2004: Shortlist announced

The Amnesty International UK Media Awards, sponsored by Pci: Live, recognise excellence in human rights reporting and acknowledge the significant contribution made to the UK public’s awareness and...

Sudan: Systematic rape of Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights and girls

Alarming reports about the systematic rape of hundreds of Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights by the government-backed armed militia, the ‘Janjawid’, are coming from the...

Syria: Four Kurdish Children's rights arrested at risk of torture

The four 12 and 13-year-olds, Nijirfan Saleh Mahmoud, Ahmad Shikhmous’Abdallah, Walat Mohammad Sa’id and Serbest Shikhou were arrested at al-Talane’ school, in the Syrian town of Qamishli, on 6...

UK: Top footballers launch new anti-racism asylum video for schools

A Safe Place features top players Thierry Henry, David James, Ashley Cole, Shaka Hislop, Lomana Lua Lua and Shola Ameobi, together with England manager Sven Goran Eriksson. Also interviewed are young...

EU-China: Arms embargo - don't sabotage human rights activists in China, says Amnesty International to EU

The call comes as the EU Presidency prepares for talks with the Chinese Foreign Minister in Dublin this Monday, and with EU Foreign Ministers due to discuss the lifting of the EU arms embargo against...

Scotland: Scotland United 2004 - Hearts, Hibs and Livingston players support Amnesty at Scotland United

Premier League footballers including Hearts players Alan Maybury, Scott Severin and Patrick Kisnorbo, Hibs players Kevin Nicol and Alan Reid and Livingston Captain Stuart Lovell teamed up against...