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INDONESIA: First executions under new president retrograde step for rights

The execution of six drug traffickers in Indonesia today, the first since President Joko Widodo took office, is a retrograde step for human rights in the country, Amnesty International said.

France faces 'litmus test' for freedom of expression as dozens arrested in wake of attacks

“Freedom of expression doesn’t have favourites. Now is not the time for knee-jerk prosecutions” – John Dalhuisen

Turkey: Criminal probe into newspaper's Charlie Hebdo coverage a chilling blow to freedom of expression

A criminal investigation launched yesterday against one of Turkey’s largest daily newspapers for “insulting religious values” in its coverage of controversial cartoons published i

Saudi Arabia must call off tomorrow's 50 lashes for free speech activist Raif Badawi

Criticism of UK ministers for ‘wearing the Saudi muzzle’ in muted response

Mexico: Government must tackle rife collusion between authorities and organised crime

The Mexican government must tackle the shocking collusion between authorities and organised crime and take steps to end impunity, said Amnesty International as several individuals - including the m

Nigeria: Satellite images show horrific scale of Boko Haram attack on Baga

Satellite images released by Amnesty International today provide indisputable and shocking evidence of the scale of last week’s attack on the towns of Baga and Dor

Cameron 'shouldn't leave Washington without cast-iron guarantee' over Shaker Aamer release

‘Mr Cameron needs to make it absolutely clear to the US President that Shaker’s release should be a matter of days in coming’ - Kate Allen