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21.06

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Global: UN-hosted Doha meeting on Afghanistan faces a credibility test

Ahead of the third UN-convened meeting on Afghanistan taking place in Doha, Qatar, on 30 June and 1 July 2024, Agnès Callamard, Secretary General at Amnesty International, said: “The credibility of this meeting will be in tatters if it doesn’t...

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21.06

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Namibia: Decision to overturn “sodomy” laws is a victory for human rights

21 June 2024 Responding to the decision by the Namibia High Court to overturn the country’s colonial-era “sodomy” and “unnatural offences” laws which had criminalized same-sex sexual conduct between consenting adults, Amnesty International’s Deputy...

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21.06

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Americas: Proposed laws would severely restrict civil society’s work in region

Amnesty International is raising an alarm about the proliferation of legal initiatives to curtail the work of civil society organizations and seriously threaten their efforts to promote and defend human rights in the region. Taking cues from...

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19.06

Amnesty International (UK) Amnesty International (UK)

Zimbabwe: Authorities must immediately release arbitrarily detained opposition activists

Responding to the arbitrary detention and allegations of torture of more than 70 members of the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party following a mass arrest on 16 June 2024, Khanyo Farisè, Amnesty International’s Deputy Regional...

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19.06

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Americas: On World Refugee Day, states must prioritize the human rights of those seeking protection in the Americas

On the occasion of World Refugee Day, Amnesty International has issued an open letter to the States parties to the Cartagena Declaration on Refugees, who are currently meeting in Bogotá, urging them to put human rights at the heart of their new...

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19.06

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Angola: Police must respect protest rights during planned 22 June demonstrations

Police must respect the rights of protesters in Luanda during the planned 22 June demonstrations against economic decline and political repression, said Amnesty International. The organization has documented how Angolan police have regularly and...

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19.06

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Republic of Congo: Suspension of Metssa Congo’s activities must be followed by urgent investigation

Responding to the Congolese Ministry of the Environment’s total suspension of Metssa Congo’s operations until further notice because of the major risk its recycling plant poses to health and the environment, Samira Daoud, Amnesty International’s...

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19.06

Amnesty International (UK) Amnesty International (UK)

Namibia: Ensure safety of LGBTI persons amid High Court verdict in “sodomy” case

Namibian authorities must ensure the safety of LGBTI persons in the country before, during and after the expected 21 June ruling in a case challenging colonial-era “sodomy” and “unnatural offences” laws which criminalize same-sex sexual conduct,...

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19.06

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Egypt: Authorities must end campaign of mass arrests and forced returns of Sudanese refugees

The Egyptian authorities must immediately cease the mass arbitrary arrests and unlawful deportations of Sudanese refugees who had crossed the border into Egypt seeking refuge from the conflict in Sudan, Amnesty International said today, in a new...

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18.06

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Slovakia: Draconian bill restricting right to protest must be redrawn

Ahead of today’s debate on a proposed bill that seeks to impose significant restrictions on the right to the freedom of peaceful assembly, Rado Sloboda, Director of Amnesty International Slovakia, said: “This draconian bill is an attempt to use...

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