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Ukraine: abducted journalists and officials must be released

‘Taking hostages and using them as bargaining chips for political gain is as abhorrent as it is unlawful’

Spain: authorities set on crushing right to protest - new report

The excessive use of force by Spanish police and plans to strengthen repressive legislation are a damning indictment of the Spanish government’s determination to crush peaceful protest, Amnes

Qatar: new report shows exploitation and abuse of foreign domestic workers

Though World Cup focus has been on construction workers, women domestic workers even more exposed to abuse

Bahrain: cleric stripped of nationality facing imminent deportation threat

Shaikh Hussain al-Najati reportedly given 48 hours to leave country and warned that his family may be harmed if he fails to leave

Turkey: observer at Monday's Gezi Park Twitter trial

Date: 21 April 2014 Location: Izmir Magistrates Court No.1, Turkey

Vanunu case: Israel should lift 'ludicrous' restrictions on nuclear whistleblower

Ten years after release, Mordechai Vanunu still banned from travelling or talking to journalists

India: Transgender ruling at odds with anti-gay law

Millions of lives will improve thanks to the Supreme Court's recognition of transgendered people’s human rights, Amnesty International said today.

Vietnam: Three POCs released but 70 remain jailed

The recent early release of three Vietnamese prisoners of conscience is welcome, but at least 70 others remain jailed for peacefully expressing their opinions, Amnesty International said today.

Coming soon: Sidelines – Amnesty International’s first ever football film festival

Amnesty International UK will be holding its first ever football film festival ‘Sidelines’ from 6-8 June - the weekend before the World Cup starts in Brazil - at Hackney Picturehouse in