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Video footage shows bodies of Egyptian prison inmates apparently tortured and killed

Amnesty International has called for an urgent investigation by the Egyptian authorities after receiving video footage from inside a morgue showing the bodies of scores of prisoners, some of whom had...

Young Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights feel they are 'treated unequally', new poll reveals - on 100th anniversary of International Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights's Day

Almost half of young Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights (aged 15-30) in the UK do not believe they are treated equally to men. The findings come in a new poll, published today...

China: Crackdown on Uighur writers continues as web editor jailed

An ethnic Uighur website manager who was sentenced to seven years in jail in China after a secret trial is the latest in a series of Uighur writers imprisoned for peaceful expression of cultural or...

Guatemala must act to stop the killing of Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights

685 Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights killed in 2010 alone – many victims suffer “exceptional brutality” including rape, mutilation and dismemberment On the eve of...

Saudi authorities urged to allow peaceful protests

Amnesty International has today (7 March) called on the Saudi Arabian government to allow peaceful protests after the authorities confirmed a ban on all demonstrations in the Kingdom. On Saturday, The...

Turkey must review legislation restricting freedom of expression after journalists arrested

Amnesty International has urged the Turkish authorities to review the use of a law on “incitement to hatred or hostility” after eight journalists were arrested last week for holding membership of...

Doctors tell Amnesty of deepening humanitarian crisis in Ivory Coast after water and power cuts

Amnesty International today (4 March) warned of a deepening humanitarian crisis in the Ivory Coast after electricity and water supplies were cut to large parts of the country earlier this week...

Libyan Paramedics targeted by pro-Gaddafi forces

Libyan medical teams have told Amnesty International how they came under fire from pro-Gaddafi security forces yesterday while carrying out their medical work. Two medics from the Libyan Red Crescent...

Egypt: protestor jailed for five years by military court should be freed

Amnesty International has called on the Egyptian authorities to release a man sentenced by a military court yesterday to five years in prison, apparently for exercising his right to peaceful protest...

Libya: Neighbouring countries must keep borders open to those fleeing chaos

Amnesty International is urging countries neighbouring Libya to keep their borders open to migrants as fears of a humanitarian crisis grow with thousands of migrants attempting to flee unrest in the...