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- Nathan demanded Russia act to stop the bloodshed in Syria
- Upendra demanded Russia act to stop the bloodshed in Syria
- Mitchell demanded Russia act to stop the bloodshed in Syria
- Nsreen demanded Russia act to stop the bloodshed in Syria
- itfree demanded Russia act to stop the bloodshed in Syria
- Lars demanded Russia act to stop the bloodshed in Syria
- Amberley demanded Russia act to stop the bloodshed in Syria
- Ilhaam demanded Russia act to stop the bloodshed in Syria
- Isobel demanded Russia act to stop the bloodshed in Syria
- Jose demanded Russia act to stop the bloodshed in Syria
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Is the UN Security Council becoming irrelevant after failing to stop the bloodshed in Syria?
News
Syria: concrete action needed
Russia, China and the other Security Council members should urgently refer the situation in Syria to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court.
The state of the world’s human rights
Our latest report on the state of the world's human rights details how failed leadership has gone global.
Bahrain: free prisoners of conscience
The ongoing detention and trials of these prisoners of conscience shows that little has changed behind Bahrain’s thin veneer of reform.
Blogs
Blood on the Security Council’s hands
The massacre of women and children in Houla this week is shocking, grotesque and unfortunately familiar.
The changing tide in Burma
Relaxed sanctions, footage of elections and open political campaigning and activism. Is Burma emerging from behind a cloud of repression?
US resumes arms sales to Bahrain
The US has resumed arms sales to Bahrain as a human rights crisis continues to rage in the small island country.
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When: Thursday 14 June, 6:30 pm
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When: Friday 15 June, 7:30 pm
Our Successes
Former child prisoner freed
After receiving 10,000 letters from Amnesty supporters, Patrick Okoroafor, 31, was freed after spending half his life in prison for a crime he says he did not commit.










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29 May 2012, 07:49PM