Amnesty International's response to the co-chair update and emerging recommendations from the Timms Review released today.
The Uncensored mapping and digital visualisation project brings together media-reported incidents of censorship and ...
Amnesty responds to the announcement by 12 states that they plan to restrict trade with illegal Israeli settlements in the ...
An end to trade which benefits settlements is long overdue, and we welcome the government's commitment to act. But the devil ...
“Today’s announcement is hugely welcome. The Foreign Secretary promised a ‘comprehensive reset’ and today could be the sea ...
Our Country Coordinator for India teams up with a Kashmiri activist to highlight the double standard on addressing Indian ...
Amnesty outlines how Russia has used deceptive, coercive and exploitative practices to recruit foreign nationals into its ...
Amnesty International statement on the the road block and disruption at the Port of Dover by the group 'Patriot Platform' ...
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Amnesty says questions remain over the Scottish Government's policy to pause new public money to companies working with ...
Amnesty responds to claims that a fire at Possilpark was started deliberately on Sunday, following online 'disinformation' ...
Hong Kong, showing the shrinking the space for dissent, and restrictions across politics, media, books, art, education and ...