Responding to remarks by Hong Kong’s Chief Executive Carrie Lam on Tuesday that the controversial Extradition Bill is “dead” and that there would be no high-level independent investigation into the...

Mohamed Ajlani Younes, a Palestinian refugee from Syria, is at risk of imminent deportation after being stranded in Turkey’s Istanbul Airport for more than six weeks, Amnesty International reported...

Following today’s International Criminal Court conviction of Bosco Ntaganda, former leader of an armed opposition group in the Democratic Republic of Congo, for war crimes and crimes against humanity...

European Court of Human Rights’ Grand Chamber to consider UK’s bulk surveillance powers for first time ‘We need to be protected from intrusive and over-powerful states that think nothing of secretly...

Three years on, extrajudicial executions by police remain rampant Amnesty International is calling for urgent investigation into Duterte’s murderous “war on drugs” Police in the Philippines are...

Responding to the news that a power-sharing deal has been reached between Sudan’s military leaders and the opposition party, Kumi Naidoo, Secretary General of Amnesty International, said: “The devil...

Responding to today’s publication by the Northern Ireland Office of a summary of responses to a consultation on the legacy of the Troubles in Northern Ireland, Grainne Teggart, Amnesty International's...

Four people due to be hanged for drug-related offences have received a reprieve until at least October ‘No-one should have to fear that they will be hanged’ - Biraj Patnaik Responding to the Supreme...

Amnesty International will host a high-profile event in London next week (Tuesday 9 July) on the murder of the Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The event - “Jamal Khashoggi's Assassination...

‘Witch hunt’ tactics used by Polish authorities to intimidate and smear judges Judges subjected to years of intimidation and online harassment Judges working to protect the independence of the Polish...