‘In the absence of any credible evidence of crimes, they should be immediately released’ - John Dalhuisen

Reacting to Pakistan's decision to deport Sharbat Gula, the “Afghan girl” whose striking portrait featured on an iconic 1985 cover of National Geographic magazine, Amnesty Internati

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Russian warships in vicinity of Latakia indicate major assault could be imminent

Controversial ‘Site C’ dam project should be cancelled because of harm to indigenous peoples

‘We will not be cowed into silence or deterred from standing up for human rights in Russia’ - John Dalhuisen

Police in Italy have subjected refugees and migrants to serious ill-treatment, including beatings, electric shocks – and have even used pliers on one man’s testicles - to force them to

UN peacekeepers must address serious failings and improve the protection of civilians in South Sudan from killing and rape by armed forces and other groups, said Amnesty International, following th

Men and boys in villages south-east of Mosul beaten, subjected to electric shocks and publicly humiliated

Notice said building said building was ‘property of a city of the Russian Federation’