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EU-Italy: deportations to Libya
Amnesty International calls on the European Commission to take action against Italy
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EU-China: Javier Solana must press the Chinese foreign minister over human rights
EU-Cina: Javier Solana must press the Chinese Foreign Minister over human rights
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EU-China: Javier Solana must press the Chinese foreign minister over human rights
Amnesty International reports growing harassment of activists in China
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Human rights in China: the number of human rights activists detained or arrested is rising
Amnesty International has today issued an “update” to its December report on the risks faced by human rights activists in China. The original report was released in the lead-up to the last EU-China summit (see: Download PDF attachement
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Human rights in China: the number of human rights activists detained or imprisoned is rising
Amnesty International has today issued an “update” to its December report on the risks faced by human rights activists in China. The original report was released in the lead-up to the last EU-China summit. (see: People’s Republic of China: Human Rights Defenders at Risk, December 2004).
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People’s Republic of China Human Rights Defenders at Risk Update
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Human rights in China: the number of human rights activists detained or deported is rising
Amnesty International has today issued an “update” to its December report on the risks faced by human rights activists in China. The original report was released in the lead-up to the last EU-China summit. (see: People’s Republic of China: Human Rights Defenders at Risk, December 2004).
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Letter to the Council on the EU-Uzbekistan Co-operation Council Meeting in Brussels, 1 February 2005
31/01/2005 – In view of the forthcoming EU-Uzbekistan Co-operation Council on 1 February 2005, Amnesty International urges the EU to adopt a more robust approach to Uzbekistan’s failure to take tangible steps towards the abolition of the death penalty. Read more (pdf) La lettre est également disponible en français (pdf)
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EU-Uzbekistan Co-operation Council
31/01/2005 – In view of the forthcoming EU-Uzbekistan Co-operation Council on 1 February 2005, Amnesty International urges the EU to adopt a more robust approach to Uzbekistan’s failure to take tangible steps towards the abolition of the death penalty. Read more (pdf) La lettre est également disponible en français (pdf)
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EU-Asylum: Amnesty International warns of alarming situation
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL OPEN LETTER TO THE COUNCIL AND THE COMMISSION ON THE OCCASION OF THE JHA INFORMAL COUNCIL ON 27-29 JANUARY IN LUXEMBOURG
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EU-Sudan: Leading human rights activist re-arrested
As the European Union High Representative for CFSP Javier Solana holds talks today in Brussels with the Sudanese Vice President Ali Osman Mohammed Taha, Amnesty International expressed its serious concern at the arrest of Dr Mudawi Ibrahim Adam, a leading Sudanese human rights activist and Chair of the humanitarian organisation Sudan Social Development Organisation (SUDO).