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India: Using Terrorism Financing Watchdog Recommendations to Suppress Civil Society

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Lee Olivia

Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa’s Failure to Break with the Past Deepens Cycle of Abuse and Impunity

Shrinking Civic Space and Human Rights Violations Continue in Zimbabwe The government of President Emmerson Mnangagwa in Zimbabwe has failed to live up to its promises for change and break with Robert Mugabe’s brutal human rights legacy, according to a briefing by Amnesty International. The briefing highlights the continued crackdown […]

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Patel Maya

Thailand’s Verdict on Murdered Indigenous Activist ‘Billy’: Seeking Justice for a Nation

The Case of Pholachi ‘Billy’ Rakchongcharoen: A Test for Justice in Thailand An Uphill Battle for Justice After years of heartbreak, obfuscation, and lies, the family of Indigenous Karen human rights defender Pholachi ‘Billy’ Rakchongcharoen awaits the long-overdue verdict on Thursday (28 September). Billy‘s enforced disappearance and brutal murder shocked […]

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Patel Maya

Exposing ENI’s Longstanding Knowledge of Fossil Fuels’ Climate Impact

Investigation Reveals ENI‘s Knowledge of Fossil Fuels’ Impact on Climate Introduction In a recent report titled “ENI Knew,” Greenpeace Italy and ReCommon have uncovered evidence that energy giant ENI, a state-owned company in the 70s and 80s, was aware of the potential destructive impacts of fossil fuels on the climate […]

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Samantha Chen

Guinea Massacre Trial: A Landmark for Justice and Accountability

Significant Progress in 2009 Massacre Trial 14 Years On, Over 50 Victims Finally Heard; International Support Needed Introduction In a rare example of domestic accountability, Guinea’s 2009 stadium massacre trial is making significant progress, providing hope for justice for the victims and their families. Over the past year, more than […]

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Liu David

Ahmad Manasra: A Case of Injustice and Human Rights Violations in Israeli Solitary Confinement

The Inhumane Treatment of Ahmad Manasra: A Violation of Human Rights The Plight of Ahmad Manasra Ahmad Manasra, a 21-year-old Palestinian, has been held in solitary confinement since November 2021. Recently, the Lod District Court in Israel postponed a hearing on extending his isolation due to his deteriorating health. However, […]

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Liu David

China’s Repression Continues: #MeToo and Labor Activists Demand Release

Calls for the Release of Chinese Activists Highlight Suppression of Peaceful Activism The Case of Sophia Huang Xueqin and Wang Jianbing In a joint statement issued by 32 civil society groups, including Amnesty International, the arrests and impending trial of Chinese activists Sophia Huang Xueqin and Wang Jianbing have been […]

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Samantha Chen

The EU’s Misguided Approach in Tunisia: Repeating a Dangerous Mistake

Opinion: The EU‘s Dangerous Mistake in the Tunisia Deal Introduction The recent agreement between the European Union (EU) and Tunisia, aimed at curbing migration to Europe, has come under intense criticism for its human rights implications. The deal, signed without any human rights conditions or monitoring mechanisms, has already resulted […]

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Liu David

The Failures of Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, and Chile: Examining the Growing Exodus of Venezuelans

Amnesty International Report Highlights Failure to Protect Venezuelan Nationals in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, and Chile Introduction In its new report titled “Regularize and Protect: International obligations for the protection of Venezuelan nationals,” Amnesty International sheds light on the failure of Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, and Chile to comply with their international […]

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Samantha Chen

France’s Attack on Journalist Exposes Pattern of Complicity in Human Rights Abuses

The Detention of Investigative Journalist Highlights Threats to Freedom of the Press Introduction The recent detention of investigative journalist Ariane Lavrilleux has once again brought into focus the critical issue of press freedom and the protection of journalists. Lavrilleux’s reporting, which exposed alleged French complicity in extrajudicial executions and human […]

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Patel Maya

Algeria: Government’s Assault on Freedoms Threatens Democracy and Press Freedom

Algerian Government‘s Crackdown on Freedom of Expression and Peaceful Activism Rising Arrests and Charges against Activists and Journalists Amnesty International has launched a new campaign calling on the Algerian government to end its relentless assault on freedom of expression and peaceful activism. Dozens of activists, journalists, and human rights defenders […]

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