Features

By Sabrina Mahtani, Amnesty’s West Africa Researcher. Ebola has affected every area of life in Sierra Leone, and made it...

As Nigerians prepare to go to the polling stations to elect their President on March 28, we take a look...

By Mariano Machain, Amnesty International’s campaigner on Mexico. I have seen Claudia Medina cry many times. She cried when she...

By Geoffrey Mock, orginally published on Amnesty USA blog What happens when a crisis so prolongs that the world tires...

This week, communities across Canada are speaking out for the future of First Nations children and youth. The annual Have...

This week, communities across Canada are speaking out for the future of First Nations children and youth. , The annual...

By Jacqueline Hansen, Major Campaigns and Women’s Rights Campaigner, in conversation with Dr. Donald Payne, Health Network Coordinator Toronto-based psychiatrist...

By Francesca Pizzutelli, Refugees and Migrants’ Rights Researcher/Advisor at Amnesty International From the plane, the change of seasons is evident:...

By Tarek Chatila, Montreal-area activist and writer for Amnesty Canada’s Isr/OT/PA co-group “The more things change, the more they stay...

By Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, Amnesty International’s Deputy Director for the Middle East and North Africa Program The streets are empty....

By Sevag Kechichian, Researcher on Saudi Arabia at Amnesty International. The death of Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz...

The injustice facing one man in Saudi Arabia has brought into focus the harrowing human-rights reality that Canada routinely overlooks...