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Human rights is the only path forward

By Ketty Nivyabandi  One year ago, Germain Rukuki, a well-known activist from Burundi, was languishing in the overcrowded Ngozi jail, serving a 32-year sentence....

“I could send him books to prison. But they do not have a free minute there”. A story of 17-years old Mikita Zalatarou

On a hot day of 10 August 2020, Mikita Zalatarou was standing at a bus stop in the central square of...

Myanmar: Unbridled destruction of freedoms as Aung San Suu Kyi sentenced

In response to the sentencing of Aung San Suu Kyi to four years in prison, Amnesty International’s Deputy Regional Director for Campaigns...

Op-ed: Sounding the alarm: Canada must address a growing crisis in Guatemala

As our new Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly assesses priorities for Canada’s foreign policy, it’s crucially important that Guatemala be...

Write for Rights: World’s biggest human rights campaign marks 20th birthday

Amnesty International’s record-breaking Write for Rights campaign launches today, marking 20 years of the global letter-writing drive. Since 2001, the...

Good news! Ali al-Nimr released from death row in Saudi Arabia

After almost a decade of campaigning, Ali al-Nimr is finally free.  Ali al-Nimr was just 17-years-old when he was arrested in 2012 for participating in anti-government protests...

COP26: Leaders’ catastrophic failure on climate shows they have forgotten who they should serve

At COP26, world leaders chose to ignore and bargain away our rights. People must be at the centre of our...

Afghanistan: Thank you for supporting Amnesty’s crisis response work

Thousands of Afghans are at serious risk of Taliban reprisals—your support ensures Amnesty is working to protect those in danger....

Sudan: Immediately Free Detainees; Halt Arrests

Some Officials Freed, but New Detentions and Others Still Held (Nairobi, November 9, 2021) – Sudanese security authorities should immediately...

SAUDI ARABIA: Release 10 Egyptian Nubian Men

DOWNLOAD A PDF OF UA 111/21 BELOW Ten Egyptian men of the Nubian ethnicity are due to appear for their...

How to Be a #Write4Rights Social Media Mobilizer

Can writing letters actually change things? We know it can. That’s why we run the biggest human rights event in...

A Mayan activist was imprisoned after defending a sacred river. He must be released.

By Duncan Tucker Locked up in filthy, overcrowded conditions in a prison system notorious for deadly riots and beheadings, Bernardo Caal...

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