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14.08

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Eswatini: Major setback as Supreme Court upholds repressive Suppression of Terrorism Act

Responding to the news that Eswatini’s Supreme Court upheld controversial provisions of the Suppression of Terrorism Act on appeal, Amnesty International’s Deputy Director for East and Southern Africa, Vongai Chikwanda, said: “The Supreme Court’s...

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14.08

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Côte d’Ivoire: Thousands of families still awaiting support measures after forced evictions in Abidjan

Tens of thousands of people evicted since January 2024 from the Gesco, Boribana, Banco 1 and Abattoir neighbourhoods Evictions without adequate and reasonable prior notice, some involving violence; children deprived of education; 133 farmers lost...

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13.08

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Jordan: New Cybercrimes Law stifling freedom of expression one year on

Jordanian authorities are weaponizing the new Cybercrimes Law to target and harass journalists, activists and others for expressing opinions online that are critical of government policies and practices, Amnesty International said today, marking one...

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13.08

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Angola: Authorities must release TikToker arbitrarily detained for one year

Responding to the news that Angolan TikToker Ana da Silva Miguel, also known as Neth Nahara, has now spent one year behind bars for criticizing President João Lourenço in a TikTok video, Amnesty International’s Deputy Regional Director for East and...

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12.08

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Ecuador: Gas flares in the Amazon threatens human rights in the present and future

Countries that are dependent on oil extraction must immediately put an end to harmful activities such as routine flaring and prioritize the urgent phase-out of fossil fuels to ensure a rapid and just energy transition. According to a new report...

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12.08

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Tanzania: End mass arrests and arbitrary detentions of political opposition

The Tanzanian authorities must urgently halt the mass arrests and arbitrary detention of government critics, Amnesty International said today, as intimidation of members of the political opposition intensifies in the run-up to local government...

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09.08

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Zimbabwe: Authorities must end massive crackdown on dissent before SADC summit

9 August 2024 More than 160 people arrested since mid-June before upcoming SADC summit in Harare Evidence of torture or other ill-treatment “Sets a dangerous tone for the bloc’s commitment to human rights” – Idriss Ali Nassah Zimbabwean...

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09.08

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Venezuela: Scale and gravity of ongoing crimes demand urgent actions from ICC prosecutor

Amnesty International sent an open letter to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Karim Khan, today calling for urgent action on the commission of crimes under international law in Venezuela. Regarding the matter, Erika...

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09.08

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Saudi Arabia: Authorities must immediately release man convicted over social media posts after death sentence quashed

Responding to the news that Saudi Arabia’s Specialized Criminal Court of Appeal quashed the death sentence against 55-year-old retired teacher Mohammad bin Nasser al-Ghamdi, Dana Ahmed, Amnesty International’s Middle East and North Africa Researcher,...

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08.08

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Republic of Congo: Metssa Congo recycling plant under investigation due to health risks documented by Amnesty International

Reacting to the start of a technical investigation mission ordered by the Ministry of the Environment of Congo into the Metssa Congo recycling plant located in Vindoulou, Pointe-Noire region, Samira Daoud, Amnesty International’s Regional Director...

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