Tuesday, April 16, 2024

Topic: amnesty

Togo activist targeted with Indian-made spyware: Amnesty

Amnesty International, in a report published on Thursday, has uncovered a targeted digital attack campaign against a Human Rights Defender (HRD) in Togo —...

Afghan people are in danger of being abandoned to a deeply uncertain future: Amnesty

Responding to the collapse of the Afghan government following the seizure of power by the Taliban and the chaotic scenes at Kabul airport as thousands of people attempt to leave the country, Agnes Callamard, Amnesty International’s Secretary General, said that what they are witnessing in Afghanistan is a tragedy that should have been foreseen and averted.

Israeli police commit ‘catalogue of violations’ against Palestinians: Amnesty

Israeli police have committed a catalogue of violations against Palestinians in Israel and occupied East Jerusalem, carrying out a discriminatory repressive campaign including sweeping mass arrests, using unlawful force against peaceful protesters, and subjecting detainees to torture and other ill-treatment, during and after the armed hostilities in Israel and Gaza, Amnesty International said today.

Sri Lanka: Landmark UN resolution marks crucial turning point on justice and accountability, says rights group

A new UN resolution on Sri Lanka is an important step forward and offers renewed hope of long-awaited justice for victims of the country’s 30-year civil conflict, said Amnesty International, following its adoption by the Human Rights Council (UNHRC) Tuesday.

Coronavirus: Denying vaccines to Palestinians exposes Israel’s institutionalized discrimination, alleges Amnesty

The Israeli government must stop ignoring its international obligations as an occupying power and immediately act to ensure that COVID-19 vaccines are equally and fairly provided to Palestinians living under its occupation in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, said Amnesty International.

This is a shameful attack on human rights by Indian govt: Full text of Amnesty’s statement

This is an egregious and shameful act by the Indian Government, which forces us to cease the crucial human rights work of Amnesty International India for now. However, this does not mark the end of our firm commitment to, and engagement in, the struggle for human rights in India.