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Feeding the culture of violence: 5 more US executions scheduled this week

Last week was National Non-Violence Week in the USA. This week, five men are scheduled to be executed in five states -- bringing the year's total to 86. 'These two approaches to confronting violence...

Lim Guan Eng released but his civil rights remain curtailed

Today's release of Lim Guan Eng -- a leading opposition figure and former parliamentarian -- after serving two-thirds of an 18 month sentence for 'exciting public disaffection with the administration...

East Timor: Fear, intimidation and forced relocation in the archipelago

As the international peace-keeping force arrives in East Timor%link% , tens of thousands of forcibly displaced East Timorese are at risk of serious human rights violations throughout Indonesia...

TIME TO PUT HUMAN RIGHTS ON THE AGENDA

On the occasion of the referendum on 26 September 1999 confirming President Hosni Mubarak in office for the fourth time, Amnesty International calls for the implementation of effective safeguards...

Arms IS DAMAGING GOOD PROGRESS ON ETHICAL FOREIGN POLICY

In the past two years the Government has ìmade genuine and active commitment to human rights in a number of areasî according to Amnesty International UKís second annual audit of the Governmentís...

SPECIAL SESSION OF THE COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS ON EAST TIMOR

Open Letter to all Members of the Commission on Human Rights from Amnesty International's Secretary General, Pierre Sane.

Tibetan translator must be released immediately

Amnesty International is calling for the immediate and unconditional release of Tsering Dorjee, a 26 year-old Tibetan who was detained in Haixi prefecture, Qinghai province on 15 August.

Pinochet case: Amnesty International is studying the appeal of the lawyers

Amnesty International has no information as to what the 'habeas corpus' says. It was filed today by the lawyers of Augusto Pinochet as an appeal against a British magistrate's decision to allow his...

President Wahid -- a chance to break with the past

The new Indonesian government must recognise the importance of human rights to Indonesia's political, economic and social development, Amnesty International said today in an Open Letter to the new...

SLAP IN THE FACE FOR BRITISH AND CHINESE PEOPLE

'This week has demonstrated that there is grave public concern at Chinaís appalling human rights record. Tony Blairís failure this week to make a firm public statement on human rights is a slap in...