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Archive for: 07/2007

  • No Russian justice for Chechnya

    Amnesty International calls on Russian authorities to implement in full the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights regarding grave human rights violations during the second Chechen conflict.

  • Global Compact Leadership Summit address by Irene Khan

    Address by Irene Khan, Secretary General of Amnesty International to the Opening Plenary of the Global Compact Leadership Summit 2007

  • Prosecution better than control orders

    Amnesty International says that people who are suspected of terrorism must be prosecuted in a fair and transparent court of law and not given control orders or other forms of punishment based on secret investigations.

  • Alan Johnston released

    The release of journalist Alan Johnston is welcome news for all those who campaigned over the last 114 days for his release.

  • State based torture goes unpunished in Turkey

    People are being ill-treated, killed and tortured by police and armed forces in Turkey and the judicial system is ill-equipped to defend them.

  • Make Some Noise and Goodstorm join forces

    Amnesty International has joined forces with a company which will allow bloggers an other web users to place samples from the Make Some Noise compilation on their websites.

  • Modechai Vanunu in jail for six more months

    Amnesty International condemns the decision of an Israeli court to sentence Mordechai Vanunu, the anti-nuclear whistle-blower, to a further six months in prison for violating a ban on speaking to foreigners.

  • Yemen suicide killing condemned

    Amnesty International condemns the suicide attack that killed nine civilians at a tourist site in Marib, north-eastern Yemen.

  • Colombia trade unionists most at risk

    A sham paramilitary demobilisation process, combined with thousands of cases of threats and killings and a chronic lack of investigations and prosecutions makes Colombia one of the most dangerous places in the world for trade unionists.

  • Guatemala must control clandestine criminal groups

    The Guatemalan Congress must urgently ratify the new International Commission Against Impunity if the country is to tackle clandestine criminal groups.

  • Activist family targeted in El Salvador

    A man and his elderly parents, all political activists, have been murdered and another family member has received death threats in El Salvador.

  • Justice for Hrant Dink

    Amnesty International calls for all the evidence and circumstances to be considered as the trial of 18 people accused of involvement in the killing of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink.

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