‘This terrible farce has gone on long enough’ - Kate Allen

First 50 of 1,000 lashes set to be meted out to Raif Badawi in Jeddah tomorrow

The Sri Lankan authorities must hold to account those who threatened three prominent opposition activists with death today and ensure that tomorrow’s presidential election passes without furt

‘Tunisia must repeal laws that allow for such prosecutions if it wants to show it is making a clean break from the past’ - Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui

“Oil pollution in the Niger Delta is one of the biggest corporate scandals of our time”

Tens of thousands of survivors of Haiti’s earthquake which rocked the Caribbean country five years ago are homeless as a result of forced evictions and government policy failure Amnesty Inter

Amnesty International today warned that the latest hearing in the historic institutional abuse inquiry in Northern Ireland which got underway today will be one of the darkest chapters in the ongoin

An Egyptian court’s call for a retrial of three jailed Al Jazeera journalists acknowledges major flaws in the original convictions but leaves the men in unjust incarceration, Amnesty Internat

Amnesty International has welcomed the first same-sex weddings in Scotland and said it looked forward to a court challenge in

‘Using starvation of civilians as a method of warfare is a war crime’ - Denis Krivosheev