July 31, 2017

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Qatar must use Gulf crisis to reform record on migrants rights

By James Lynch, Deputy head of Global Issues at Amnesty International The Gulf crisis that erupted in early June,...

Qatar must use Gulf crisis to reform record on migrants rights

By James Lynch, Deputy head of Global Issues at Amnesty International The Gulf crisis that erupted in early June,...

Why the arrest of IT trainers in Turkey affects us all

Tanya O’Carroll is a technology and human rights adviser at Amnesty International. Follow Tanya on Twitter @TanyaOCarroll When the...

Kenya: Gruesome murder of election official must be investigated

Reacting to the murder of Chris Msando, head of information technology at Kenya’s independent election monitoring body, Amnesty International’s...

Russia: VPN ban is a major blow to internet freedom

A new law signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin banning anonymizers and virtual private networks (VPNs) is a major...

Italy: Deploying warships to police Libyan waters will expose refugees to horrific abuse

· Spokespeople available on the ground Proposals to send warships to police Libyan territorial waters are a shameful attempt...

Brazil: New Amnesty campaign will fight back as Congress considers legal changes that flagrantly attack human rights

· Amnesty International launches new campaign to defend human rights in Brazil · Proposed changes would reduce legal protections...

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