Amnesty International rend public son dernier rapport sur la situation des droits humains en Chine

Amnesty International Releases Latest Assessment of Human Rights Situation in China

30/09/2003 – The submission includes a brief note on general EU concerns and a set of country reports for EU and candidate countries which will form part of Amnesty International’s report “Concerns in Europe and Central Asia”. Submission to the EU Network of Independent Experts in Fundamental Rights

Tandis que la présidence italienne et la Commission européenne se préparent pour le Conseil d’association UE-Tunisie de demain à Bruxelles, Amnesty International a publié une note décrivant ses préoccupations au sujet du projet de loi “anti-terrorisme” présenté au parlement tunisien et qui pourrait être utilisé pour étouffer la liberté d’expression et qui pourrait accroître le recours à des juridictions militaires.

As the Italian Presidency and the European Commission prepare for tomorrow’s EU-Tunisia Association Council in Brussels, Amnesty International has released a briefing paper detailing its concerns about draft “anti-terrorism” legislation currently before the Tunisian parliament which could be used to stifle freedom of expression, and may increase the use of military courts.

Briefing note to the European Union EU-Tunisia Association Council 30 September 2003

29/09/2003 – Briefing note to the European Union EU-Tunisia Association Council 30 September 2003

Amnesty International today calls on the Italian EU Presidency to urgently address the continuing serious human rights situation in Algeria, in view of the EU-Algeria Association Agreement, signed in April 2002 and soon to be ratified by all parties.

16/09/2003 – Rapport d’Amnesty International index MDE 28/005/2003

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