Iraqi authorities must guarantee full due process rights for more than 5,700 detainees ahead of an upcoming trial session on October 5.

The Indian Constitution protects the right to protest.

The African Union must convene an emergency session on the expanding armed conflict in northern Ethiopia.

Algerian lawmakers must halt all plans to expand use of the death penalty.

Once again, a Haitian community is mourning after a brutal attack by armed gangs.

Media witnesses say Tennessee officials were unable to carry out the execution of Christa Gail Pike for a 1995 murder on Wednesday.

Amnesty International USA discusses why senators must VOTE YES on S. Res. 852 to get information on Israel’s human rights abuses.

Amnesty International members are speaking out because the use of the death penalty remains a human rights failure.

New report documents a chilling pattern of human rights violations across the U.S. intended to instill fear within migrant, asylum seeker and refugee communities.

The Huthi de facto authorities in Yemen must immediately and unconditionally release Abdul Majid Sabra.

Ecuador's armed forces are not cooperating in criminal investigations into the enforced disappearance of ten people last year.

Human rights must be at the center of recovery efforts from the earthquakes.

A threat to wipe out “a whole civilization” may amount to a threat of genocide.

South Sudanese authorities must ensure that a conducive environment exists for people to vote and stand in elections.

UEFA and FIFA should have suspended the Israel Football Association long ago, for its refusal to exclude clubs based in illegal settlements.

Complaints filed against schools would go to state education officials and then potentially to federal officials.

Imaan and Hadi must be released immediately and unconditionally, with no further charges to prolong their detention.

This decision is designed to punish the State of Palestine for pursuing international justice and accountability at international institutions.

These convictions give hope to thousands of victims of the Kosovo war who have waited for more than two decades to get justice.

Amnesty International members are speaking out because the use of the death penalty remains a human rights failure.

Algeria’s authorities must immediately abandon any plans to expand the scope of the death penalty or resume executions.

Al-Qaeda’s September 11th attacks were a crime against humanity. The U.S. responded with a campaign of widespread abuses.

The persecution of the Tiananmen activists exposes the profound fear of dissenting voices that defines Hong Kong's ‘national security’ regime.

Al-Qaeda’s September 11th attacks were a crime against humanity. The U.S. responded with a campaign of widespread abuses.

Russia must end all abusive practices involving the military recruitment of foreign nationals and their treatment in training centers and at the front line.

Tunisian authorities must release prominent opposition politician Rached Ghannouchi.

To truly tackle the violations stemming from illegal settlements states must go further; they must target the very infrastructure that funds, sustains and supports Israel’s unlawful occupation.

Lebanon has passed a new media law that introduces important human rights-based reforms, but falls short of bringing all the changes needed.

The reported abduction and brutal assault of Kananelo Boloetse is deeply alarming.

Risks to LGBTI people in Hungary were foreseeable and well documented, yet Meta did not adequately act on them.

These strikes may constitute indiscriminate attacks and amount to war crimes. They must be the object of independent, impartial, effective and transparent investigations.

The Tunis Court of Cassation’s decision to uphold these unjust convictions is a devastating blow to justice.

Israel’s shameless use of land seizure orders to dispossess Palestinians and accelerate the annexation of the occupied Palestinian territory must be stopped immediately.

Angolan women and children displaced by drought into Namibia face human rights abuses from lack of safe migration pathways.

The Belarusian authorities must remove the absurd and detrimental label of ‘extremist organizations’ from the EHU and other civil society groups.

For nearly a year, the U.S. military has carried out a campaign of extrajudicial killings at sea that has left more than 225 people dead.

Luis Manuel should never have spent a single day in prison for his art, his activism, or for peacefully expressing his views.

Social media platforms must now change how they operate and fix their harmful features to protect children and young people.

It was the latest example of President Trump’s bid to use the legal system against those who voice unflattering facts and opinions generally protected by the First Amendment.