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Hong Kong: Women and girls attacked as police fail to protect peaceful protesters

Hong Kong’s police failed in their duty to protect hundreds of peaceful pro-democracy protesters from attacks by counter demonstrators on Friday evening, Amnesty International said.

Good that Scotland doesn't want to join in Cameron’s race to the bottom on human rights

Responding to the announcement that Scotland could remain a signatory to the European Convention on Human Rights even if England follows through with Conservative proposals to withdraw, Amnesty&#39

Russia: new briefing on attacks on freedom of expression

Eight years on from Anna Politkovskaya murder, journalists still being harassed and attacked

Amnesty responds to Conservative proposals on human rights

Responding to proposals by the Conservative Party to leave the European Convention on Human Rights, Kate Allen, Director of Amnesty International UK, said:

Bahrain must release activist Nabeel Rajab, detained for 'insulting' tweets

‘The detention of Nabeel Rajab is yet another serious blow to freedom of expression in Bahrain’ - Said Boumedouha

Ukraine: both sides must cease firing in residential areas after Donetsk deaths

Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian rebels both using notorious imprecise Grad rockets

China: release supporters of Hong Kong protests

The Chinese authorities must immediately and unconditionally release all those detained for peacefully showing support for pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, Amnesty International said today.

Shortlist for Amnesty's Media Awards 2014 announced

Amnesty International has today unveiled the shortlist for its prestigious annual Media Awards. The ten categories included in the 2014 Amnesty Media Awards cover print, broadcast, photo, and

Iran: halt imminent execution of 26-year-old woman

The Iranian authorities have today confirmed that a woman convicted of killing a man whom she said tried to sexually abuse her will be hanged this morning at a prison west of Tehran, in what Amnest

Amnesty writes to Theresa May over 'unacceptable' scale of loss of life in Mediterranean

It is a moral disgrace that thousands of people have drowned trying to get to the safety of Europe this summer, Amnesty International said today as it published a new report.