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UNCHR: Permanent open door for human rights experts

'Thematic experts were introduced to tackle grave human rights violations such as torture, 'disappearances', and violence against Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights, yet they...

CZECH REPUBLIC: Police brutality should be firmly addressed

'The findings of the investigations are illustrative of a pattern of police abuses reported in previous years by the organization when law enforcement officers violated the rights of those engaged in...

MEXICO: time to turn promises on human rights into action

Mr Sané will be leading a delegation of Amnesty International representatives visiting Mexico City between 13 and 16 March. The delegation has requested to meet with President Vicente Fox Quesada and...

PINOCHET: CHILEAN APPEALS COURT DECISION

Responding to reports of this afternoon's ruling by the Chilean Appeals Court that Augusto Pinochet must stand trial on human rights charges, Amnesty International offered a cautious welcome. Amnesty...

TOGO: Will perpetrators be brought to justice?

Without prejudging the mandate and terms of reference of this national commission, Amnesty International calls on the Togolese authorities to ensure that any such judicial investigation is conducted...

Broken bodies, shattered minds - The torture of Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights worldwide

'The perpetrators are agents of the state and armed groups, but most often they are members of their own family, community or employers. For many Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's...

BRUSSELS: Reports of attack on activist by Zimbabwean security officials

Amnesty International UK Communications Director Richard Bunting said: 'Amnesty International has documented a frightening pattern of violence by the Zimbabwean Government against its critics in...

BURUNDI: Government and armed opposition forces must protect civilian life.

However, Amnesty International is concerned that tens of thousands of civilians displaced by the violence are without basic humanitarian assistance. 'We call on Burundi's military and civilian...

MALAYSIA: Mohamad Ezam Mohamad Nor should be released

Mohamad Ezam Mohamad Nor was arrested following a report on 4 March in the pro-government newspaper Mingguan Malaysia that he had called for mass protests to overthrow the government. He has denied...

MOROCCO: Intimidatory measures against the right to freedom of expression

This trial should never have taken place. It forms part of a wave of judicial proceedings against human rights defenders in Morocco and the banned Islamist association al-Adl wa'l-Ihsan (Justice and...