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Afghanistan: Refugee returns should not be encouraged

After the fall of the Taleban, officials from certain countries, including the United Kingdom and Australia, have indicated that they felt the situation had changed to such an extent that Afghan...

Nepal: Human rights should be at the heart of London conference agenda

The meeting is hosted by the United Kingdom (UK) government and is being attended by India, China, USA, Japan, the European Union, Norway, Russia and international agencies such as the World Bank. It...

Israel/Occupied Territories/Palestinian Authority: Amnesty International condemns bomb attack on bus in Jerusalem

'The attack is shocking,' Amnesty International said. 'There is no justification for the targeting of civilians.' 'Deliberately killing civilians violates fundamental principles of international law...

EU Asylum: Seek positive asylum policies, end 'Fortress Europe' mentality

The organisation is concerned at reports that drastic and ill-thought-out asylum measures running counter to international human rights standards are to be discussed at the meeting. Amnesty...

Asylum: new opinion poll shows broad public compassion but negative comment about the media

The poll, commissioned by Amnesty International UK, the Commonwealth Institute, RefAid, Refugee Action, Refugee Council, Save the Children's rights UK and the United Nations High Commissioner for...

Tanzania: Commission of Inquiry findings must be made public

'The fact that Amnesty International was invited to present its findings to the Commission in Zanzibar on 22 May 2002, demonstrates a real commitment to learning exactly what happened during the...

Israel/OT: 'Stop The Killing' Global Speakers Tour and Rally in London

The tour will start with a Public Rally in London on Tuesday 18 June 2002, and will proceed to Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, Germany, Spain, the USA and Canada. 'While the political debate rages about...

Brazil: Eldorado dos Carajás - hopes betrayed

The trial into the massacre of 19 land activists six years ago saw the prosecutions of a Colonel, two Majors, one Captain, four lieutenants, 11 sergeants and 127 soldiers of the Pará Military Police...

Israel/Occupied Territories/Palestinian Authority: Ahmad Sa'adat must be released and his safety ensured

The United Kingdom (UK) and the United States (US) must also ensure that the PA and Israel respect Ahmad Sa'adat's rights. Both countries were involved in concluding the agreement whereby Ahmad Sa...

Equatorial Guinea: Torture and heavy sentences mark unfair trial

These sentences, ranging from six to 20 years, were pronounced by a civil court in Malabo, capital of Equatorial Guinea where 144 defendants, arrested since March 2002, were tried under a summary...