05/11/2008 – In view of the upcoming EU-Tunisia Association Council on 11 November, Amnesty International would like to bring to your attention the following key human rights concerns in Tunisia, and we hope you will take the opportunity to raise them with your Tunisian counterparts.

(Brussels, 23 October) Given the rare opportunity to sit down with representatives of Myanmar’s military junta, Amnesty International strongly urges the French EU Presidency to use the occasion presented by the ASEM summit taking place in Beijing, to raise concerns about the severe human rights situation in the country. In a letter to the French Presidency (available here) Amnesty International said that along with other human rights concerns in the region, the EU should address the violations in Myanmar where around 2,100 political prisoners are currently being detained. In accordance with the EU’s guidelines on human rights defenders, the French Presidency should take advantage of this opportunity to inquire about the prisoners, many of whom are at risk of torture.

(Brussels, 29 September) Make human rights part of the discussions with India, says Amnesty International ahead of the EU-India Summit taking place in Marseille.

EU-Turkmenistan: move from words to action

Uzbekistan: EU must not forget the mass killings of Andizhan

EU-Central Asia Strategy – human rights commitments unfulfilled

19/02/2008 – Briefing paper for the Council and Commission, highlighting current human rights concerns in Turkey.

EU-Russia summit: human rights require a coherent message with one EU voice

Amnesty International, the International Federation for Human Rights and Human Rights Watch

Annual Report 2006-07 : Human Rights and the EU