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Kenya: Investigation into alleged police killing must be impartial

Amnesty International has called for the promised investigation into the alleged killing by Kenyan police of seven men to be impartial, independent and for the results to be made public. On Wednesday...

Pakistan: Amnesty International condemns armed attack on World Vision staff

Insurgent groups must end the policy of targeting international and national humanitarian agencies which are trying to provide help and assistance to Pakistan’s poor, said Amnesty International today...

Italy: 'Nomad plan' to evict 6000 Roma people into new camps could leave hundreds homeless, says new report

In a new report released today (11 March) Amnesty International calls on the Italian authorities to halt a controversial housing plan that has resulted in the forced eviction of hundreds of Roma and...

Northern Ireland: Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights political rivals unite to launch Mum's Manifesto

Campaigners say 'Every Day Should be Mother's Day' They may be political rivals at the forthcoming Westminster election but some of Northern Ireland's leading Women's rights's rightss rights's rights...

USA: call on Obama to establish maternal health office- New report

Amnesty International has today (12 March) called on President Obama to urgently establish an Office of Maternal Health to tackle soaring pregnancy-related complications and maternal deaths in the...

'Donkey Bloggers' in Azerbaijan lose appeal against fabricated charges

Amnesty International has accused the Azerbaijani government of stifling dissent after a court turned down an appeal by two bloggers against their conviction on fabricated charges of “hooliganism”. A...

Burma (Burma): Opposition must be free to fight election, says Amnesty

Amnesty International urges Burma (Burma) to overturn a new law that bars all political prisoners, including detained Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi, from belonging to a political party...

Slovakia plans to remove Roma Children's rights form their families

Amnesty International has warned that Slovakian plans to establish boarding schools for Roma Children's rights “and gradually detach[ing] them from the way of living they currently experience in the...

UK MP says 'world's longest-serving' death row prisoner is scar on Japan's conscience

The Lib Dem MP Alistair Carmichael has spoken out over the plight of a prisoner on death row in Japan, dubbing the case of Hakamada Iwao “a tragedy and a scar on the conscience of Japan”. Mr Hakamada...

Cambodia: Rape victims denied access to justice new report

New report exposes endemic corruption as cases increases Survivors of rape in Cambodia face limited access to justice, medical services and counselling despite the number of rapes increasing in the...