Colombia: Briefing to the European Union
07/07/2003 – Colombia: Amnesty International Briefing to the European Union
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Wanted: A New EU Agenda for Human Rights – Amnesty International Sets Benchmarks for Italian EU Presidency
At the simultaneous launch in Brussels and Rome today of Amnesty International’s Six-Monthly Assessment of EU Human Rights Policy*, the organization says the European Union is lacking focus on human rights both at home and abroad, and calls for leadership from the Italian government to shape a new EU human rights agenda.
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Tunisie: Le cycle de l’injustice – juin 2003
Lien pour le document – index AI MDE 30/001/2003 du 10/06/2003
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Tunisie: Briser le cycle de l’injustice – Recommandations à l’Union européenne juin 2003
Lien pour le document – index AI MDE 30/014/2003 du 10/06/2003
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Tunisia: the cycle of injustice June 2003
Click to view document – AI index MDE 30/001/2003 dated 10/06/2003
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Tunisia: Breaking the cycle of injustice – Recommendations to the European Union June 2003
Click to view document – AI index MDE 30/014/2003 dated 10/06/2003
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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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Urgent Plea to EU on UN Iraq Resolution
Amnesty International has today sent an urgent letter to the President of the European Council, George Papandreou, calling on the European Union and EU Member States on the United Nations Security Council, to actively support the inclusion of the following human rights provisions in the Draft UN Security Council Resolution on Iraq.
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Briefing on the EU Return Plan to Afghanistan
Amnesty International Briefing on the EU Return Plan to Afghanistan
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EU-Afghanistan: Not Safe to Return Refugees Says Amnesty – EU-JHA Council, 8 May 2003
As the European Union prepares to launch a major programme this Thursday (EU Justice and Home Affairs Council, Brussels) to repatriate refugees to Afghanistan, Amnesty International calls on the EU to pull back from any plans for the moment. (document available link at end of page: “Amnesty International Briefing on the EU Return Plan to Afghanistan”).
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Briefing on the EU Return Plan to Afghanistan
06/05/2003 – Amnesty International Briefing on the EU Return Plan to Afghanistan for the EU-JHA Council, 8 May 2003
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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.