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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Amnesty International’s Observations Regarding EU Discussion Paper on Future Repatriation/Return Program
Amnesty International’s observations regarding the “Discussion Paper of key elements for a future Repatriation/ Return program on the basis of the Commission Green Paper” in relation to returns to Afghanistan
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Euro-Med Meeting: No Middle-East Peace Without Human Rights
EU MEDITERRANEAN MINISTERIAL MEETING:
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Amnesty International Calls for More EU Action in Middle East
Text of an urgent letter sent to senior EU Foreign and Security Policy representatives by Amnesty International, regarding the critical situation in the Occupied Territories.
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Towards Sustainable Peace and Security: The human rights imperative for the Barcelona Process
Amnesty International letter and Memorandum to EU Officials on the eve of the Euro-Mediterranean Meeting in Valencia 22-23 April 2002.
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EU-Tunisia: Stop Trading Human Rights for Security
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL EU OFFICE
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Algeria – Briefing on Amnesty International Concerns
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EU-Algeria Accord: Human Rights Clause Effectively Dead
As the European Commission and the President of Algeria Abdelaziz Bouteflika prepare to initial an EU-Algeria Association Agreement in Brussels tomorrow (Wednesday 19 December), Amnesty International says the fact this event is going ahead shows the EU’s human rights clause is now clearly not worth the paper it is written on.
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EU-Israel Association Council Meeting 20 November 2001
Letter to Mr Louis Michel, President of the Council of the European Union and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Belgium.
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Afghanistan – Effective Lifting of EU Embargo on the Export of Arms Against non-Taleban Forces
Click here to link to the annex – document “Amnesty International’s position on arms transfers and military aid to Afghanistan” (AI index ACT 30/033/2001).
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Tunisia – The Continued Deterioriation of the Human Rights Situation
The continued deterioriation of the human rights situation in Tunisia – Joint letter by human rights organizations to Louis Michel, President-in-office of the Council and Belgian Foreign Minister.