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Turkey: Pride march ban is a new low
30/06/2015 – Amnesty International is dismayed by the actions of the Turkish authorities, who on 28 June, prevented the annual Pride march from taking place after thousands had already gathered in Taksim, central Istanbul.
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EU-China Summit spokesperson availability: Time to put human rights at the top of the agenda and action
The EU-China Summit offers a crucial opportunity to put human rights at the top of discussions, and move forwards with clear action.
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EU and China must put human rights at the top of the EU-China summit agenda
29/06/2015 – On the day of the EU-China Summit, Amnesty International has joined forces with the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), Human Rights Watch and the International Campaign for Tibet to call on the EU and China to ensure human rights lead the Summit discussions.
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Azerbaijan: European Games legacy tainted by repressive crackdown
International media coverage of the crackdown has held a mirror up to Azerbaijan and showed the world that the country has something very shameful it wants to hide.
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The International Day in Support of Victims of Torture
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Spokesperson availability: Leaders at EU Summit must do more to resolve global refugee crisis
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Greece: Humanitarian crisis mounts as refugee support system pushed to breaking point
The twin financial and refugee crises have created a perfect storm on the Aegean islands that only concerted action by both the Greek authorities and European leaders can quell.
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Letter to President Tusk: EU member states must support the European commission’s recommendation on
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World Refugee Day: Governments, not smugglers, are the real problem
Visit of an Amnesty International delegation to an informal settlement with refugees from Syria in Bekaa Valley, Lebanon. © ALI ALSHEIKH KHEDR / Amnesty International
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Letter to President Tusk: EU must not compromise its human rights policy for China
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Letter to HRVP: EU must engage Nigeria to achieve security with human rights
18/06/2015 – Amnesty International calls on you to lead European Union (EU) efforts to speak out about the grave human rights violations taking place in Nigeria today and to engage the Nigerian authorities to address them.

