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Azerbaijan: Student sentenced to ten years for political graffiti

“This outrageously long sentence following already prolonged, unnecessary and arbitrary detention is a blow to all peaceful activists in Azerbaijan” - Denis Krivosheev

Egypt: women’s rights activist Azza Soliman’s arrest today is ‘chilling’ escalation of crackdown

‘We believe she has been arrested for her legitimate human rights work’ - Najia Bounaim

Saudi Arabia sentences 15 people to death for 'spying for Iran' - reaction

‘The entire legal proceedings in this case have made a mockery of justice’ - Samah Hadid

Turkey: Curfews and crackdown force an estimated half a million Kurds from their home

Tens of thousands of residents of the UNESCO world heritage site of Sur are among an estimated half a million people forced out of their homes as a result of a brutal crackdown by Turkish authoriti

Theresa May should ‘speak out’ on human rights during Gulf trip

Prime minister’s trip to Bahrain comes soon after Prince Charles’ visit

Fiji: new torture report ten years on from military coup shows 'dark side of paradise'

Report documents five cases where people were beaten to death in custody

New Amnesty International and Magnum Photos exhibition to show refugee crises since the Second World War

Vietnam, Chechnya, Bosnia, Iraq, Syria all feature in new exhibition as part of Amnesty’s 'I Welcome' campaign and to mark Magnum’s 70th anniversary

Northern Ireland First Minister visit to China is opportunity to raise human rights

Ahead of a visit to China this week by Northern Ireland’s First Minister, Arlene Foster, Amnesty International has called on her to raise concerns about human rights abuses in China - including the country’s…

USA: halting of Dakota oil pipeline is 'important victory' for indigenous peoples

‘This must only be the beginning of an improved process for projects that affect indigenous populations’ - Eric Ferrero