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Uganda: Amnesty labels new anti-homosexuality bill as 'grave assault on human rights'

Amnesty International called on the Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni to veto the Anti-Homosexuality Bill, which was passed in a surprise vote this morning, as a matter of urgency.

South Sudan: Leaders must prevent 'disturbing' spread of violence

Warring factions in South Sudan must immediately rein in their troops to prevent further attacks on civilians, Amnesty International said today following news that violence has erupted across the coun

UK: decision to hand torture inquiry to intelligence committee strongly criticised

‘Today’s announcement is yet another effort by the UK to shirk its responsibility to get at the full truth’ - John Dalhuisen

Central African Republic: Evidence of war crimes and crimes against humanity

War crimes and crimes against humanity are being committed in the Central African Republic with more than 1,000 people killed in a two day-period, Amnesty International revealed today after returning

Syria: prisoners tortured and summarily killed in secret ISIS detention centres - new briefing

Children as young as eight detained, with 13-year-olds flogged

Unreported World backs Amnesty's Student Reporter Award

Channel 4’s ground-breaking Unreported World series today announced its backing for Amnesty International’s Student Human Rights Reporter of the Year award.

Russia: amnesty for Pussy Riot and others would be 'no substitute' for proper justice

‘The best way for the Russian authorities to mark the 20th anniversary of the Russian constitution would be to begin to uphold it’ - John Dalhuisen

Amnesty Kenya Director shot and seriously injured

Justus Nyang’aya, the Director of Amnesty International Kenya, was shot and seriously injured last night in Nairobi, Kenya, and is currently recovering in hospital, Amnesty Intern

Qatar: unpaid migrant construction workers left to go hungry - fresh revelations

Hungry workers from Nepal and other poor countries owed £250,000 in unpaid wages