Algérie: Mesures prometteuses ou simples faux-fuyants?
Rapport d’Amnesty International index MDE 28/005/2003
Rapport d’Amnesty International index MDE 28/005/2003
New Amnesty International report – AI index MDE 28/005/2003
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
At the simultaneous launch in Brussels and Rome today of Amnesty International’s Six-Monthly Assessment of EU Human Rights Policy*, the organization says the European Union is lacking focus on human rights both at home and abroad, and calls for leadership from the Italian government to shape a new EU human rights agenda.
Lien pour le document – index AI MDE 30/001/2003 du 10/06/2003
Lien pour le document – index AI MDE 30/014/2003 du 10/06/2003
Click to view document – AI index MDE 30/001/2003 dated 10/06/2003
Click to view document – AI index MDE 30/014/2003 dated 10/06/2003
Amnesty International has today sent an urgent letter to the President of the European Council, George Papandreou, calling on the European Union and EU Member States on the United Nations Security Council, to actively support the inclusion of the following human rights provisions in the Draft UN Security Council Resolution on Iraq.
Amnesty International Briefing on the EU Return Plan to Afghanistan