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Haiti: Rule of law must be protected

Reports indicate that more than 15 people, including police officers and local residents, have been killed. Amnesty International said: 'Amnesty International deplores the reported killings of local...

Nigeria: Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights on death row for abortion and consensual sex

Amnesty International is opposed to the death penalty in all circumstances and is particularly concerned that the application of the punishment in Nigeria is discriminatory. Some of the categories of...

UK: Asylum - new report exposes home office failures causing nearly 14,000 wrong asylum decisions in one year

A new report released today (Monday 9 February 2004) by Amnesty International reveals Home Office asylum decisions based on inaccurate and out-of-date country information, unreasoned decisions about...

Pakistan: New 'security' arrests and fear of illegal USA 'war on terror'

In an open letter to Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf, Amnesty International said: 'Given the widespread use of torture and other cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment in places of detention in...

Nepal: Armed forces strategy of 'disappearances' and executions must stop

Hundreds of people have 'disappeared' in Nepal since the collapse of a cease-fire last August and are in unacknowledged detention or have been extra-judicially executed. Relatives of victims have...

Sudan: 'Too many people being killed for no reason'

Darfur: Too many people killed for no reason reports that the Sudanese government's air force has indiscriminately bombed villages in Darfur, in an attempt to put down rebel armed groups. The...

Colombia: Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights's campaigner has feet scalded and head shaved in savage attack

As 22-year-old Ines Pena was driven around the city by the two men, who are thought to be army-backed paramilitaries, her feet were reportedly scalded with boiling water and her head shaved. As she...

United Kingdom: Anti-terror proposals an aberration of justice, the rule of law and human rights

Amnesty International UK Director Kate Allen said: 'The existing measures under the Anti Terrorism Crime and Security Act (2001) have already created a small-scale Guantanamo Bay in the UK by allowing...

Mexico: 'V-Day' march to demand justice over Juarez and Chihuahua Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights killings - 14 February

The two organisations and an expected several thousand people will be marching from El Paso, USA across the US-Mexican border to Juárez on Saturday February 14 2004. Amnesty International said:...

The Amnesty International Global Award for Human Rights Journalism

The award is a chance for non-governmental organisations to nominate an article that has raised awareness and understanding of human rights issues whether local, national or international. Each NGO...