Ukraine: One year after EuroMaydan protests, justice denied for victims of violence
The failure to address the widespread abuses during the EuroMaydan protests risks entrenching a long-standing culture of impunity for police officers.
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News Flash: Ukraine: fears of detainee abuse as armed groups close in on Debaltseve
We urge all sides in the conflict to treat any detainees humanely according to the Geneva Conventions.
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Italy: Lampedusa survivors’ tales of despair should shock EU into action
Italian coast guard officials responded admirably and with exceptional personal courage to the SOS call. © ALBERTO PIZZOLI/AFP/Getty Images
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Letter to Commissioner Jourová: “Missing the point: lack of adequate investigation of hate crimes in
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New government’s announcement of ending the policy of indefinite …
12/02/2015 – The Greek Council for Refugees and Amnesty International welcome the announcement by Giannis Panousis, the Deputy Minister for Public Order that the authorities will cease to detain third country nationals held under return orders indefinitely.
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EU ‘burying heads in the sand’ as hundreds more migrants die at sea off Italy
© Amnesty International
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Letter to EU Institutions: Their backs to the wall: Civil society under pressure in Hungary
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Spain: New counter-terrorism proposals would infringe basic human rights
© Haydn Blackey – https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/
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Letter to MEPs: EP resolution must include call for action to promote accountability in Europe
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Bulgaria must investigate and prosecute hate crimes to end climate of fear
Violent attack against Muslim worshippers outside the Banya Bashi mosque in Sofia city centre, May 2011. Credit: Juliana Nikolova
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UK: ‘Historic’ surveillance ruling finds intelligence-sharing illegal
This is an historic victory in the age-old battle for the right to privacy and free expression.
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Spain/Morocco: a tragedy at the border
Amnesty International Spain action on 6 February 2015