17/01/2013 – At this critical moment in the conflict in Mali, Amnesty International urges the EU to help ensure that protection for civilians receives the highest priority.

10/07/2012 – We are also concerned about prolonged detention without trial and violations of the right to a fair trial in cases which involve perceived or real political opponents of the HAT or people belonging to the political party of former president, Marc Ravalomanana.

13/06/2012 – Amnesty International’s report We can run away from bombs, but not from hunger: Sudan’s refugees in South Sudan documents widespread human rights violations faced by civilians from Sudan’s Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile states owing to the continuing conflict there, and the human rights abuses and humanitarian challenges which confront them in the refugee camps to which they are fleeing.

23/02/2012 – Ahead of the UK conference on Somalia on 23 February, Amnesty shares its key concerns related to the dire human rights situation in Somalia and the protection of civilians, particularly in the light of increased military operations in the southern and central parts of the country.

07/02/2012 – At the Ministerial meeting on 8 February in Abuja, the EU must call on Nigeria to take effective measures to stem the upsurge in human rights violations and ensure protection of its population

20/09/2011 – It is essential for EU countries to play a more active part in joining multinational efforts and sharing responsibility for refugees affected by the crisis in Libya.

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASE

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL

06/05/2011 – On the occasion of the Political and Security Committee visit to the EU Training Mission in Somalia, Amnesty International makes recommendations on supporting security sector institutions in Somalia and raises various questions on the training of Somali forces, including on their knowledge of human rights and international humanitarian law.

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