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Zimbabwe: military must safeguard human rights

‘At this tense time, it is essential that the military ensure the safety and security of all people in Zimbabwe’ - Deprose Muchena In response to the military takeover and subsequent control of parts...

Cuba: Government control of jobs 'suffocating' daily life and freedom of speech

The Cuban authorities are using control of the job market as a tool of repression, Amnesty International said in a new report published today. The 40-page report, Your mind is in prison , shows how...

AUSTRALIA: Now the Yes is in on marriage equality, Prime Minister has 23 days to deliver

Amnesty International warmly welcomes this morning’s announcement that a majority of Australians who participated in the Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey said yes to equality, love, fairness and...

Electric car and electronics companies still failing over child labour battery abuses - new report

Industry giants failing to tackle child labour abuse in cobalt battery supply chains via Democratic Republic of Congo and China Microsoft, Lenovo and Renault among worst, while UK company Vodafone...

Russia: Kremlin tightens stranglehold on foreign media

The Russian authorities will tighten their stranglehold on press freedom in the country today by introducing a bill that designates foreign-funded news organisations as “foreign agents” and imposes...

Myanmar military 'trying to sweep serious violations against Rohingya under the carpet'

In response to findings released today following the Myanmar military’s internal investigation into violence in northern Rakhine State since 25 August, James Gomez, Amnesty International’s Regional...

Nigeria: 'Ruthless' forced evictions leave 11 dead and 30,000 homeless - new report

The Nigerian authorities must halt a violent campaign of forced evictions in waterfront communities in Lagos State, which has left more than 30,000 people homeless and 11 dead, Amnesty International...

Syrian forces' 'surrender or starve' tactics are crimes against humanity - new report

The Syrian government has used starvation as a method of warfare Armed opposition groups have also used sieges, bombardments and starvation to force thousands of civilians to leave their homes Report...

Philippines: Donald Trump must challenge Duterte's 'horrifying human rights abuses'

As US President Donald Trump prepares to meet leaders at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit in the Philippines capital of Manila on 12 and 13 November, Amnesty is calling on him...

New FIFA report 'should be a wake-up call' on World Cup worker abuse

‘This is FIFA’s own independent human rights advisory board telling it to take a clear position on Qatar’s laws’ - James Lynch The world football body FIFA should act immediately on a series of...