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Cambodia: Rape victims denied access to justice new report

New report exposes endemic corruption as cases increases Survivors of rape in Cambodia face limited access to justice, medical services and counselling despite the number of rapes increasing in the...

Amnesty activists host mass 'die in' of pregnant Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights

Amnesty demo highlights global problem of maternal mortality Pictures available on request Hundreds of Amnesty activists descended on Liverpool Street Station earlier today to stage a mass ‘die-in’ of...

Syria: Fears grow for author of 'The New Prophets' after mystery arrest

* Ali Smith takes up case * Photograph of Raghdah Sa'id Hassan available Amnesty International is increasingly concerned for the fate of a Syrian novelist detained over three weeks ago. Raghdah Sa'id...

Egypt: Blogger trial condemned

Amnesty International has condemned the trial of young blogger in Egypt, calling on the Egyptian authorities to immediately and unconditionally release Ahmad Mostafa, 20, a blogger and prisoner of...

Democratic Republic of Congo: UN forces must remain in country

Amnesty International has strongly opposed any withdrawal or reduction of the numbers of UN peacekeepers from the Democratic Republic of Congo, after the government requested that the current force...

Shell Oil to be grilled by Amnesty on human rights record

PANEL DISCUSSION ON: SHELL OIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN NIGERIA The Niger Delta is one of the world's 10 most important wetland and coastal marine ecosystems and is home to about 31 million people. Its...

Mexico: Three jailed for protesting at high electricity charges

Amnesty International today accused the Mexican authorities of misusing the justice system to detain three community leaders following their protests against high electricity prices in the state of...

Gaza: Baroness Ashton should visit Gaza, says group ahead of EU meeting

Baroness Ashton to visit region in mid March. The EU’s foreign ministers and its High Representative for foreign affairs Baroness Ashton must insist on their right to visit Gaza, say 17 European human...

Taxpayers' money could fund child labour or slavery overseas under new rules, warn campaigners

Taxpayers’ money could be used to fund child labour or slavery under new government proposals, campaign groups warned today. In a joint submission to the Export Credits Guarantee Department’s public...

Pupils showcase Northern Ireland's world-beating rights project

Pupils at Glencraig Integrated School in Holywood will showcase a world-beating human rights project developed by teachers in Northern Ireland today (Tuesday 2 March). Primary 7 pupils will...