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New report reveals how UK companies get away with human rights abuses overseas as parliamentary inquiry is launched

Leading UK charities propose new Commission on Business, Human Rights & The Environment UK companies that have committed human rights abuses overseas far too often get away with it, a new report...

UAE: Member of ruling family implicated in 'torture' video

Amnesty International has expressed grave concern to the UAE authorities about their apparent failure to date to investigate a serious criminal assault alleged to have been committed by a member of...

Northern Ireland: Recession no excuse to trample on refugee rights, says Amnesty

Speaking today at an event for Community Relations Week, hosted by Belfast's Lord Mayor for the city's refugee and asylum-seeker community, Patrick Corrigan, Northern Ireland Programme Director of...

Pakistan: Assistance needed for 65,000 people caught in Taleban and government forces fighting

Thousands on the move, journalists threatened, general strike called The Pakistan government must provide assistance to at least 65,000 civilians who have fled fighting between Pakistani Taleban and...

Amnesty International and other NGOs under scrutiny of Moldovan authorities

The authorities of Moldova appear to be punishing non-governmental organizations (NGOs) for carrying out their duties as human rights defenders, Amnesty International said today. In a letter to the...

Northern Ireland: Obama's first 100 days has sent 'mixed messages' on human rights

* Only one detainee released from Guantánamo * Torture memo publication welcome, but accountability for torture still needed * Call on Northern Ireland Executive to help President by offering refuge...

USA: Obama's first 100 days has sent 'mixed messages' on human rights

* Only one detainee - Binyam Mohamed - released from Guantánamo * Torture memo publication welcome, but accountability for torture still needed Amnesty International has today (29 April) described US...

Marnie Pearce Case: Amnesty welcomes release of Dubai Briton but urges action to protect rights of her Children's rights

Amnesty International welcomed reports today that Marnie Pearce, a British woman jailed in Dubai for adultery, has been released. Amnesty has supported Marnie Pearce’s case from the outset and...

Senegal: Authorities must protect nine men at risk of homophobic attack

Radio programmes broadcast call to throw stones at anyone suspected of ‘being a homosexual’ Amnesty International has called on the Senegalese government to ensure the safety of nine men at risk of...

Marnie Pearce: Amnesty support for Dubai Briton and her Children's rights continues until rights fully respected

The hand-in of a petition at the United Arab Emirates embassy today (23 April) for Marnie Pearce, a British woman currently jailed on ‘adultery’ charges in Dubai, was suspended after developments on...