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Crisis and Tactical Round Up: Afghanistan, End Israeli Apartheid, Iran, Torture-Free Trade Treaty

Afghanistan Since seizing control of Afghanistan in August 2022, the Taliban have mounted a sustained attack on human rights, persecuting...

HONG KONG: Veteran radio host released from prison

Download a copy of the 4th UA 84/22 below Veteran internet radio host “Giggs” Edmund Wan, who was sentenced to...

HONG KONG: Veteran Radio Host Faces Yeas in Prison

DOWNLOAD A PDF OF UA 84/22 BELOW Detained veteran internet radio host “Giggs” Edmund Wan, who has been remanded in...

HONG KONG: Imprisoned June 4 Vigil Organizer Faces Further Charges

DOWNLOAD A PDF OF UA 86/21, UPDATE 1 BELOW Human rights lawyer and China’s labour rights advocate Chow Hang-tung was...

Amnesty International to close its Hong Kong offices

Amnesty International will close its two offices in Hong Kong by the end of the year, the organization announced today....

Hong Kong: First national security law conviction is ‘beginning of the end’ for freedom of expression

Responding to the conviction of Hongkonger Tong Ying-kit for “inciting secession” and “acts of terrorism” following the first trial under...

Hong Kong: National Security Law has created a human rights emergency

Hong Kong’s National Security Law (NSL) has decimated the city’s freedoms and created a landscape increasingly devoid of human rights...

Hong Kong: Jailing of opposition figures over protests is violation of international law

Responding to the sentencing of 10 Hong Kong pro-democracy activists to between eight and 18 months in prison for taking...

Hong Kong: Mass arrest of opposition figures highlights repressive power of national security law

Responding to the arrests of around 50 Hong Kong opposition figures on Wednesday morning for violation of the city’s national...

Hong Kong: Jailed opposition activists must be released

Responding to the prison sentences handed down today to opposition activists Joshua Wong, Agnes Chow and Ivan Lam in relation...

100 days on, 12 Hong Kong youths detained in China must have their rights respected

A dozen young Hongkongers held incommunicado by the Chinese authorities since they were intercepted while leaving Hong Kong by speedboat...

Hong Kong: National anthem law is an insult to freedom of expression

Responding to Hong Kong’s Legislative Council passing a law that makes it illegal to insult China’s national anthem, Amnesty International’s...

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