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18.07

Amnesty International (UK) Amnesty International (UK)

Israel must end mass incommunicado detention and torture of Palestinians from Gaza

Abusive Israeli law used to arbitrarily detain Palestinians from Gaza indefinitely without charge or trial Unlawful Combatants Law legalizes incommunicado detention, enables enforced disappearance and must be repealed H arrowing torture testimony...

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17.07

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Bangladesh: Witness testimony, video and photographic analysis confirm police used unlawful force against protesters

Bangladeshi authorities used unlawful force against student protesters and failed to ensure their protection during the ongoing ‘Bangla-Blockade’ quota-reform protest across the country, said Amnesty International today. Witness testimonies, video...

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17.07

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Algeria: Authorities must drop bogus charges against Hirak activist Mohamed Tadjadit

Ahead of the trial scheduled on 18 July of prominent Hirak activist Mohamed Tadjadit , known as the “poet of the Hirak”, who has been arbitrarily detained for seven months over critical social media commentary and private online conversations Heba...

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17.07

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Zimbabwe: Authorities must immediately release detained opposition members

Media Advisory Spokespersons Available Zimbabwean authorities must immediately and unconditionally release over 70 opposition members detained solely for the peaceful exercise of their human rights, Amnesty International said today. The members of...

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16.07

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India: Authorities ‘missing-in-action’ amid ongoing violence and impunity in Manipur state – New testimonies

Impunity of vigilante groups Police failing victims of communal violence Journalists, activists, influencers silenced through attacks and trumped-up charges Relief camps in dire need of support More than four hundred days since the start of...

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16.07

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Eswatini: Authorities must quash convictions and sentences of former MPs

16 July 2024 Following the sentencing of former Eswatini Members of Parliament Mduduzi Bacede Mabuza to 85 years and Mthandeni Dube to 58 years in prison, with effective sentence terms of 25 years and 18 years respectively due to concurrent...

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16.07

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Tunisia: Authorities must release Ennahda party leader and end crackdown on political opposition

Tunisian authorities stepped up their crackdown on the political opposition on 13 July 2024 with police arresting Ennahdha Secretary General, Ajmi Ouirimi, in Mannouba governorate along with two other party members, Mohamed Ghanoudi and Mosaab...

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15.07

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Gambia: Continued ban on FGM is good news but authorities must urgently address its root causes

Reacting to the rejection of a bill to repeal the 2015 Women’s (Amendment) Act which bans female genital mutilation (FGM), by Gambia’s parliament on 15 July, Samira Daoud, Amnesty International Regional Director for West and Central Africa,...

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12.07

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South Asia: Devastating floods yet another reminder for urgent human rights-consistent climate action

Responding to the extreme climate events in South Asia, Marta Schaaf, Programme Director for Climate, Economic Social Justice and Corporate Accountability at Amnesty International, said: “The devastating floods in South Asia, following a period of...

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12.07

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Finland: Emergency law on migration inconsistent with EU law and must be “rigorously scrutinized”

Reacting to the Finnish Parliament’s approval of the emergency law on the so-called “instrumentalization” of migration, Amnesty International’s Deputy Regional Director for Europe, Dinushika Dissanayake said: “This law gravely undermines access to...

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