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Urgent Action update: Taiwan NGO worker to be tried for subversion in China

Lee Ming-cheh will be tried for subversion by a court in Yueyang city, Hunan province.

2nd update on UA 71/17 issued 08/09/2017

Urgent Action: Call on Ohio governor to rethink clemency

Gary Otte is scheduled to be executed in Ohio on 13 September. He was sentenced to death in October 1992 for two murders.

UA 207/17 issued 07/09/2017

Urgent Action good news: Palestinian circus performer released

Palestinian circus performer and teacher Mohamed Faisal Abu Sakha was released on 30 August.

7th update on UA 12/16 issued 07/09/2017

Urgent Action update: Saudi Arabian prisoner of conscience on trial

Saudi Arabian activist Issa al-Nukheifi was brought to trial before the counter-terror court on 21 August.

4th update on UA 35/15 issued 07/09/2017

Urgent Action good news: Security measures for defender implemented in Mexico

Authorities have implemented some security measures for Mario Luna, human rights defender.

1st update on UA 169/17 issued 06/09/2017

Book and Activities: Kick

Explores a world where it takes a footballer 100 seconds to earn a monthly wage of a child labourer who make his boots.

Education Resources Catalogue

This catalogue lists all our key teaching materials including important themes of the day, and offer creative approaches

Education Resources Catalogue

Amnesty shop student letter

Amnesty shop student letter

Urgent Action update: Detainee in Venezuela held incommunicado again

After being disappeared for 23 days, Raúl Isaías Baduel is once again being held incommunicado at the National Intelligence Service facilities in Caracas, denied access to his family and lawyers. His family is concerned for his physical and mental integrity.

1st update on UA 194/17 issued 05/09/2017

Urgent Action: Poet in China detained after commemorating Liu Xiaobo

Poet Wu Mingliang, better known as “Langzi” (literally “Wanderer”), has been criminally detained on suspicion of “illegal business operations”. Previously held for questioning after co-signing a letter in support of Liu Xiaobo, Amnesty International believes he is being targeted for helping publish an anthology of poems commemorating the late Nobel Peace Prize Laureate.

UA 201/17 issued 05/09/2017