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Philippines: Limit martial law and disband paramilitaries

Amnesty International today called on the Philippine authorities to establish an immediate clear and short timetable for an end to martial law in Maguindanao province and dismantle armed paramilitary...

India: Anti-mining activists killed by police in Orissa

Calls for urgent investigation, release of detained activist and end to harassment of protestors Amnesty International has called on the authorities in the eastern Indian state of Orissa to ensure...

Iraq: Over 900 prisoners face execution by New Year

17 Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights among those set to die with fears government is ‘playing politics’ Iraq is preparing to execute hundreds of prisoners, including 17 Women...

Bahrain: Bangladeshi man faces rare execution

Amnesty International is appealing to the King of Bahrain to stop the execution of a Bangladeshi man, currently facing what would be a rare execution in the country. Jassim Abdulmanan, is facing death...

Bhopal: 25 years on and still no justice for victims

New Amnesty legal briefing available – details how Union Carbide has avoided being brought to justice for 25 years Twenty five years after the human rights disaster of the chemical leak from Union...

China: Halt death sentences against Uighurs, says Amnesty

China’s Supreme Court must carefully review reported death sentences imposed today on five people by a court in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) of northwest China. Thirteen people were...

Guinea: Fresh reports of sexual violence during September massacre and 'climate of fear'

Amnesty International’s recent research mission to Guinea has revealed that dozens of Women's rights's rightss rights's rights's rights's rights were allegedly raped during September’s massacre and...

Honduras: Do not give a blank cheque to new authorities and overlook abuses, urges Amnesty

(Tegucigalpa) At the end of a ten-day visit to Honduras during the country’s presidential elections, Amnesty International today called for an independent investigation to ensure all those responsible...

Afghanistan: More US troops must not mean more harm to civilians

Mechanism for investigating civilian casualties urgently needed Amnesty International has called on the US to establish a consistent, clear and credible mechanism to investigate civilian casualties...

Amnesty protest against Shell lights up Belfast sky

Amnesty activists gathered in Belfast on Saturday 28 November to protest at the pollution caused by Shell in its oil production in the Niger Delta in Nigeria. Dressed in white environmental suits and...