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Insight, analysis, and research from Amnesty International campaigners, staff, and volunteers.

In the coming weeks and months, Amnesty will be doing everything we can to support the people of Grassy Narrows...

The Slovak Parliament voted on December 5 against a bill that would have undermined women’s privacy and autonomy in decision-making...

From calling out climate injustice to calling for women’s rights, tackling homelessness to exposing police brutality, children and young people...

The United Nations climate change negotiations start next week. It is vital that all governments make commitments to intensify their...

*This blog is written in honour of the late Gary Ockenden, an Amnesty International Canada Board member who tragically and...

The Kiobel v Shell case resumed at The Hague on October 8, 2019 and for the first time heard accounts...

The BC Government must do the right thing: pull the pipes from Quesnel Lake “Addressing the harms caused by the...

Transgender rights activists were able to hold a march on November 23 in Ukraine’s capital Kyiv to mark Transgender Day...

By Osama Bhutta, Global Director of Marketing and Communications Marketers are presented with all sorts of problems with their work,...

After an inspiring, challenging and eventful week at the Federal Court in Toronto, it is worth taking a moment for...

Amnesty International is inviting you to help change lives on December 10, International Human Rights Day, with the world’s biggest...

Jaya Bordeleau-Cass and André Capretti are the 2019-2020 Public Interest Articling Fellows at Amnesty International Canada. They will be posting...

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