ASEM: Involve Asian nations in efforts to abolish death penalty

29/05/2007 – Letter to German Presidency EU on death penalty concerns for EU-ASEM Summit

EU-Central Asia: “send the right signals”

27/03/2007 – Central Asia concerns expressed in individual cases

Despite the commitment made at last year’s Summit to protect and promote human rights, China continues to engage in practices that involve gross human rights violations, says Amnesty International ahead of the EU-China Summit on 9 September. In a briefing paper (available below) the organization presented its main human rights concerns to the EU.

05/05/2006 – Amnesty International submission to the first ACP Ministerial meeting on asylum and immigration (11-13 April 2006). Amnesty International believes that sustainable development can only be based on the respect, protection and fulfilment of the human rights of all people.

(Brussels, 20 April 2006) Japan is one of the few industrialized countries which continues to practice the death penalty, says Amnesty International on the day it releases its annual analysis of the use of the death penalty worldwide.

18/04/2006 – On the eve of a visit by a European Parliament’s delegation to India on 15-21 April 2006, Amnesty international together with other NGOs highlights the persistent problem of torture in India.

03/10/2005 – In view of the EU Troika mission to Nepal, Amnesty International presents an update on the main human rights concerns in Nepal (October 2005).