Human rights and conflict
7 September 2007, 06:03PM
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Conflicts can fuel human rights abuses. Explore case studies and key current issues below.
Case studies and background
- Anna Politkovskaya, Russian investigive journalist
- Russian Federation: overview - Amnesty International USA
- Nepal: news and video
- Nepal: overview - Amnesty International USA
- Viet Nam: Human Rights Violations in Cyberspace
- Viet Nam: overview - Amnesty International USA
Human rights and the "war on terror"
- Torture and Terror campaign - Amnesty International Australia
- "War on Terror" Must Not Be an Excuse to Deny Human Rights - Amnesty International USA
- Terrorism, Security and Human Rights - Amnesty International UK
- Counterterrorism - Human Rights Watch
Australian anti-terror laws
- "Condemn Terror, Not Our Human Rights" brochure (pdf, 63K)
- Survey Results: Community Concern over Australias Anti-Terror Laws
- Fact Sheet: Anti-Terrorism Bill 2005 - Amnesty International Australia
Articles and speeches
- UN Secretary General's message, Human Rights Day 2005
- Human Rights and the War on Terrorism: Chris Sidoti, Human Rights Council Of Australia
The international legal framework
- The right to a fair trial
- Frequently Asked Questions: International Humanitarian Law - Red Cross
- The United Nations Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment
Taking Action
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