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USA: Lack of accountability in Freddie Gray case highlights need for criminal justice reform

Following the announcement that charges will be dropped against the three remaining officers to face trial in the death of Freddie Gray, Amnesty International USA called for the strengthening of la

Morocco: civilian retrial for 25 unfairly convicted Sahrawis welcomed

‘Now the Moroccan authorities must ensure they are granted a fair retrial in line with international standards’ - Magdalena Mughrabi

Brazil: Amnesty International activists deliver 'body bags' to Rio 2016 organisers

Forty body bags, representing the number of people killed by the police in May 2016 in Rio de Janeiro were displayed in front of the Local Organising Committee for the Rio 2016 Olympics by Amnesty

Senior role for Indonesian general implicated in East Timor crimes shows 'contempt for human rights'

General Wiranto appointed country’s top security official despite indictment by UN for crimes against humanity

Indonesia: 14 people could be executed this weekend

Ten foreign nationals and four Indonesians face possible firing squad death in days

Thailand: Drop charges against Amnesty chair targeted for exposing torture

‘The true injustice is that these three brave human rights activists are being punished for reporting on torture’ - Champa Patel

Yemen: Blocks to humanitarian aid delivery violate international law, causing 'dreadful suffering'

‘Unlawful impediments to aid in Yemen are causing dreadful suffering, and depriving people of their basic needs in the midst of an active conflict’ - Lama Fakih

Turkey: Arrest warrant for 42 journalists 'brazen purge'

Responding to news that the Turkish authorities have issued arrest warrants for 42 journalists, Gauri van Gulik, Amnesty International’s Deputy Director for Europe, said:

Turkey: Independent monitors must be allowed to access detainees amid torture allegations

Credible reports of torture, rape, sexual abuse and beatings Detainees can now be held without charge for 30 days