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Nigeria: Deadly mass forced evictions make life misery for waterfront communities

Over 30,000 forcibly evicted from settlements in Lagos state in defiance of court orders 11 people unlawfully killed and at...

Norway: Family at risk of imminent deportation must not be sent back to danger in Afghanistan

The Norwegian government will be putting a teenage girl and her family at grave risk of serious human rights violations...

Kenya: Violence, killings and intimidation amid election chaos

Heavily armed police are using unlawful force against protesters and bystanders in the western city of Kisumu in what appears...

Russia: Prisoner transport conditions evoke GULAG era legacy

Prisoners in Russia endure inhumane conditions, often for weeks on end, as they are transported thousands of miles in cramped,...

Eyes of the world on Turkey as “show trial” of human rights activists begins

Trumped up terror charges against the Istanbul 10 exposed Forensic analysis shows Amnesty Chair did not download Bylock Spokespeople available...

SPAIN: Charges for sedition and pre-trial detention against Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sanchez are excessive

On 16 October, a judge of the Audiencia Nacional ordered the pre-trial detention of Jordi Sanchez and Jordi Cuixart, the...

Acute human rights crisis in Mexico must become a priority for Canada, visiting Mexican rights advocates say

Ottawa — Days after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s state visit to Mexico, nine leading Mexican human rights experts are in...

OPEN LETTER: Amnesty International Calls on Prime Minister Trudeau to Raise Human Rights During Meetings in USA and Mexico

Dear Prime Minister Trudeau, We are writing this Open Letter to you on behalf of the 400,000 supporters of Amnesty...

Bahrain: A year of brutal government repression to crush dissent

A new report published by Amnesty International today sheds light on the repressive tactics used by the Bahraini government over...

Palestinian human rights activist charged under repressive new cybercrimes law

The decision to charge Palestinian human rights defender Issa Amro using a controversial Electronic Crimes Law marks a dramatic escalation...

South Africa: Five years on, Marikana victims still wait for justice

· No one has been prosecuted for the killing of 34 striking mineworkers and injury to at least 70...

Nicaragua: Country’s future for sale as canal threatens thousands with forced eviction

The Nicaraguan government must stop placing business before the future of the country and its people, Amnesty International said in...

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