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Press releases in 1998

Amnesty International demands that protection of civilians be paramount

Naomi Burton, 14, who has cerebral palsy, and her twin sister Carina yesterday observed Cherie Booth QC performing a colourful three dimensional IQ test at the opening of Scope's new national offices...

Reform without rights not sustainable: APEC faces major credibility test

Cherie Booth QC yesterday (13th July) met fourteen-year-old Naomi Burton, who has cerebral palsy, and her twin sister Carina during a visit of Scope's new national office in Market Rd near Holloway...

Japan complacent over human rights -- government must implement UN Human Rights Committee's recommendations

Cherie Booth QC yesterday (13th July) met fourteen-year-old Naomi Burton, who has cerebral palsy, and her twin sister Carina during a visit of Scope's new national office in Market Rd near Holloway...

Jerusalem bombing -- targeting of civilians must stop

Cherie Booth QC yesterday (13th July) met fourteen-year-old Naomi Burton, who has cerebral palsy, and her twin sister Carina during a visit of Scope's new national office in Market Rd near Holloway...

Amnesty International urges the Armenian Government to implement recommendations of the UN Human Rights Committee

Cherie Booth QC yesterday (13th July) met fourteen-year-old Naomi Burton, who has cerebral palsy, and her twin sister Carina during a visit of Scope's new national office in Market Rd near Holloway...

Pinochet -- The absence of immunity for crimes against humanity: Amnesty International submits case to the House of Lords

Cherie Booth QC yesterday (13th July) met fourteen-year-old Naomi