Amazon Saudi Arabia turns blind eye to human rights abuses and human trafficking. Manager: “it’s not our business” (www.amnesty.org)
Amazon Saudi Arabia turns blind eye to human rights abuses and human trafficking. Manager: “it’s not our business” (www.amnesty.org)
Amazon Saudi Arabia turns blind eye to human rights abuses and human trafficking. Manager: “it’s not our business” (www.amnesty.org)
EU: New migration agreement ‘dangerous and disproportionate’ (www.amnesty.org)
Climate protests to call for an end to the use of fossil fuels [global] (www.amnesty.org)
Ethiopia: Eritrean soldiers committed war crimes and possible crimes against humanity after signing of agreement to end hostilities – new report. (www.amnesty.org)
Key points: Despite the signing of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (CoHA), atrocities against civilians in Tigray continued.Eritrean Defence Forces (EDF) extra-judicially executed civilians and sexually enslaved women for months after the signing of the CoHA .The United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) should renew the...
500 Palestinian Bedouins to be forcibly evicted and segregated (www.amnesty.org)
An Israeli court has given the go-ahead for the forced eviction of 500 Palestinian Bedouins in the Negev/Naqab region, highlighting the deep discrimination that Palestinian citizens of Israel face under apartheid, Amnesty International said today. In a judgment issued on 27 July, the Beer’sheva Magistrate’s Court said...
Thailand: Drop ‘insulting the monarchy’ charge against child protester involved in mock fashion show (www.amnesty.org)
Netherlands: 'Historic victory' as law amended to recognize that sex without consent is rape (www.amnesty.org)
Netherlands: 'Historic victory' as law amended to recognize that sex without consent is rape (www.amnesty.org)
Russia: Investigate vicious attack on Elena Milashina and Aleksandr Nemov in Chechnya (www.amnesty.org)
Ahead of COP28, UAE civil society actors sentenced in mass trial remain behind bars (www.amnesty.org)
French court allows football federation to continue discrimination against Muslim women who wear headscarves (www.amnesty.org)
French court allows football federation to continue discrimination against Muslim women who wear headscarves (www.amnesty.org)
Ireland: Draconian law to make data protection procedures confidential (www.amnesty.org)
USA: UN Special Rapporteur’s findings reinforce urgent need to close Guantánamo and provide redress for past and present detainees (www.amnesty.org)
Amnesty International’s Secretary General to visit Taiwan (www.amnesty.org)
Justice remains elusive two years after the killing of Palestinian dissident Nizar Banat (www.amnesty.org)
Georgia: Pardoning of Nika Gvaramia is ‘a step in right direction’ (www.amnesty.org)
Türkiye: Istanbul Pride showdown highlights threat to LGBTI rights (www.amnesty.org)
Hungary: European courts stand firm against authorities’ unlawful asylum policies and violations of transgender rights (www.amnesty.org)
Belarus: Sentencing of human rights defender deals ‘devastating blow’ to activist community (www.amnesty.org)
Latvia: Legal amendments would empower border guards to torture and push back migrants and refugees (www.amnesty.org)
Biden and Modi must address grave human rights concerns (www.amnesty.org)
OAS must address the closure of civic space in the Americas (www.amnesty.org)
