Colombia: Briefing to the European Union
07/07/2003 – Colombia: Amnesty International Briefing to the European Union
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EU-US Extradition Agreement Still Flawed on Human Rights – Recommendations to JHA Council 5-6 June 2003
The Justice and Home Affairs Council of 5-6 June 2003 is due to approve the EU-US Agreements on Extradition and on Mutual Legal Assistance, Amnesty International releases its own analysis which points to serious concerns and omissions.
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EU-Rio Meeting: Human Rights Defenders in Latin America and Caribbean Need Urgent Support from the EU
Amnesty International has today released a Memorandum to the European Union and EU member states (available see 1 & 2 at end of page) calling for the EU’s urgent attention to the plight of human rights defenders, during a series of meetings with Latin American and Caribbean ministers this week.
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EU-Rio Meeting: Human Rights Defenders in Latin America and Caribbean Need Urgent Support from the EU
Amnesty International Memorandum to the European Union and EU Member States: addressing dangers and difficulties faced by human rights defenders in Latin America and Caribbean States.
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EU-Rio Meeting: Human Rights Defenders in Latin America and Caribbean …
25/03/2003 – Amnesty International Memorandum to the European Union and EU Member States: addressing dangers and difficulties faced by human rights defenders in Latin America and Caribbean States.
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Open Letter to the EU on the Occasion of the Fifth EU-SADC Ministerial Conference, Maputo 7-8 November 2002
Strengthen policing to protect human rights
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EU Compromise On US Impunity Agreements A Setback For The International Criminal Court
Amnesty International Decries The EU’s “Poor Example”
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China: Serious Human Rights Violations and The Crackdown on Dissent Continue
Amnesty International report: “People’s Republic of China: serious human rights violations and the crackdown on dissent continue” (AI index AFR 17/047/2002).
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EU-China Summit: EU Must Exert Real Pressure – Human Rights Situation in China Deteriorating
On the eve of the summit in Copenhagen between European Union leaders and the Chinese prime minister Zhu Rongji, Amnesty International calls on the EU to put an end to the situation where the so-called dialogue on human rights is in effect a monologue which China ignores. Amnesty International urges the Danish EU Presidency to convey to the Chinese leadership that it will no longer accept a dialogue that produces no results whatsoever.
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U.S. Agreements Violate International Court Treaty
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL RELEASES DETAILED LEGAL ANALYSIS TO EU COUNCIL
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International Criminal Court: U.S. efforts to obtain impunity for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes
AI Index IOR 40/025/2002
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Amnesty International Urges EU To Press Human Rights Agenda On New Colombian President
Amnesty International today launched an urgent appeal to the EU to call on the newly inaugurated President Uribe of Colombia to prioritise human rights. In letters to the Danish Presidency (available at end of page) and other EU leaders the organization stressed in particular the need to end impunity, to confront and dismantle army-backed paramilitary organizations and to guarantee the safety of human rights defenders and other vulnerable sectors of the civilian population.