March 10, 2017

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A prison of silence: the death of journalism in Turkey

“Now I know they jailed me to teach me a lesson – and that lesson, I learnt it.” Celebrated novelist...

Stop Torture: Take Action for Ammar al Baluchi

By Stephanie Tran Torture tends to take place in the shadows. Governments around the world go through many efforts to...

Turkey: UN findings of mass displacement of Kurds confirm Amnesty International research

Following findings by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights that Turkish security operations displaced up...

Amnesty International USA Launches Campaign to Free Young Children and Mothers Detained by ICE for Over 500 Days

NEW YORK – Amnesty International USA (AIUSA) is launching a campaign today urging Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to release...

Amnesty International and ProtonMail join forces to fight cyber censorship

On the occasion of World Day Against Cyber Censorship, 12 March 2017, ProtonMail and Amnesty International join forces to show...

Uganda: Ruling against journalist’s attacker a rare victory for press freedom

In response to today’s court ruling finding Joram Mwesigye, a senior Ugandan police officer, guilty of assaulting journalist Andrew Lwanga...

Malawi: Step up action to end ritual murders of people with albinism

The Malawian authorities must step up action to protect people with albinism who are being targeted for ritual murders, Amnesty...

Azerbaijan: Activists targeted by ‘government-sponsored’ cyberattack

Azeri human rights activists, journalists and political dissidents have been the targets of a fraudulent and sustained ‘spear phishing’ campaign...

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