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Amnesty International expresses concern for civilians safety

In response to the attacks, the organisation appealed for respect for human rights and protection of civilian lives. 'The events of the past two weeks, in which about 100 people have their lost their...

MUVUNYI: QUEST FOR JUSTICE OVER RWANDA GENOCIDE MUST GO ON

Mark Lattimer, Amnesty International UK Communications Director said: 'The transfer of Mr Muvunyi to the tribunal in Arusha offers a chance to thoroughly investigate obscene crimes committed during...

Amnesty International condemns Zimbabwe amnesty

Although the order makes exceptions for some grave crimes, the amnesty protects perpetrators of human rights abuses who are liable to prosecution for, or are charged with, assault with intent to do...

Amnesty International continues to urge positive engagement on human rights

'The Attorney General has made highly critical comments about the organisation. The allegations are both unfounded and inaccurate,' Amnesty International said today. Each year Amnesty International...

BIARRITZ SUMMIT: STRONG RIGHTS WITHIN EU SHOULD BE THE GOAL

Amnesty International UK Communications Mark Lattimer said: 'As the competencies of the EU continue to expand, it is important that there exists a fundamental check on its power, protecting the rights...

Hidden patterns of torture

At least six of the nine suspects originally arrested in the Rolando Abadilla case, which is currently on appeal before the Supreme Court, alleged they were tortured to confess, and denied access to...

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL CALLS FOR UN INVESTIGATIONS

In preliminary conclusions from Amnesty International's delegation in Israel and the Occupied Territories the human rights organisation reiterated its condemnation of the excessive use of force by law...

Fear of torture for those detained in Papua violence

Indonesian security forces opened fire during attempts to forcibly remove Papuan flags flying in several locations in Wamena town. Two people, Agustinus Murip and Eliezer Alua, were shot dead and...

YUGOSLAVIA: RELEASE OF AWARD-WINNING JOURNALIST STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

Amnesty International UK Director Kate Allen said: 'Miroslav Filipovic's release is good news for all those who support the right of journalists to report allegations of serious human rights abuses...

Government must avoid errors of the past

The humans rights organisation also highlighted the need to bring former President Slobodan Milosevic, (and the four other government officials indicted by the United Nations International Criminal...