AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL – Global Report: NZ and other rich nations not taking their fair share of refugees
New Zealand and other wealthy countries have shown a complete lack of leadership and responsibility, leaving the world’s low and middle…
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GUEST BLOG: Amnesty International – Thailand: A culture of torture under the military
Since seizing power in a 2014 coup, Thailand’s military authorities have allowed a culture of torture and other ill-treatment to flourish across the country, with soldiers and policemen targeting suspected insurgents, political opponents, and individuals from the most vulnerable sections of society, a new report by Amnesty International said today.
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Thailand: Torture victims must be heard – Amnesty International
Silencing human rights activists who highlight human rights violations will not solve the problem of torture and other ill-treatment in…
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As 75,000 suffer at the Syria-Jordan border, John Key must press for Syria action while at UN – Amnesty International
As Prime Minister John Key travels to New York to deliver New Zealand’s statement at the UN General Assembly and…
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New Zealand must speak out over offshore detention abuses – Amnesty International
The Australian government has engaged in lies and cover-ups of horrific abuses in offshore detention. New Zealand must speak out….
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Shameful and inhumane response to refugee quota, a stain on our country’s reputation – Amnesty International
Amnesty International says the announcement by Prime Minister John Key that New Zealand will not be increasing the refugee quota…
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Refugees Welcome Index – Amnesty International
New “Refugees Welcome Index” shows government refugee policies out of touch with public • Globally, 1 in 10 would let…
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Amnesty International expresses concern at Iranian film director’s visa rejection
As proud sponsors of the documentary ‘Sonita’ at this year’s Documentary Edge Film Festival, Amnesty International is concerned to hear…
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For it is truly people – Amnesty International
Today, on the first anniversary of the armed conflict, we must remember this for Yemen. We must remember that these people, of a poetic Arab tongue, and a sun tanned brown skin are exactly that: people, caught in a mostly forgotten, horrific war. They are what truly matters.
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Ai Weiwei, Snowden, Pussy Riot take place of online ads to protest censorship – Amnesty International
Messages from Edward Snowden, Ai Weiwei and Pussy Riot will be broadcast across the internet by AdBlock and Amnesty International…