Hangings could go ahead despite international ban on executions for drugs offences

In response to yesterday’s killing of Madalitso Pensulo, a 19-year-old man with albinism in Mlonda Village in Thyolo District in Malawi, Amnesty International’s Regional Director for So

‘This is impunity on a staggering scale, and it is undermining efforts to rebuild C

‘There should be no question of the UK accepting the ‘normalisation’ of Guantánamo under President Trump’ - Kate Allen

‘The trial of Hissène Habré last year was the result of a tireless battle by thousands of victims and their relatives’ - Gaëtan Mootoo

Terrible anniversary is a ‘chilling reminder of tragic disappearance of Chibok girls’ and other abductees

‘When I look at Leonard Peltier’s case I can almost see myself’ - Albert Woodfox

Iraq is sixth largest arms importer of heavy weapons in the world

The human rights activist had been on 71-day hunger strike in protest at his wife’s imprisonment over stoning story

‘The verdict … offers a glimmer of hope that soldiers who commit unlawful killings may no longer go unpunished’ - Philip Luther