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Amnesty International’s Secretary-General Agnes Callamard said: “The failure of the European Broadcasting Union
Amnesty International called the decision “disgraceful”. One extraordinary public exchange, after the scandal broke, distilled
Amnesty International’s Northern Ireland programme director, said this was the region’s third consecutive
Amnesty International UK CEO, told Al Jazeera that “the right to protest is being eroded
Amnesty International and several other rights groups have criticised the Prevent programme for disproportionately targeting
Amnesty International. State-sanctioned killings nearly doubled in the U.S. in the span of a year
Amnesty International USA, in a statement last week said the "extrajudicial killings are becoming normalized
Amnesty International "condemned" the ruling. It said it is "deeply concerned" the Government has a veto
Amnesty International released [a report](https://www.amnestyusa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Amnest-International-Palantir-Briefing-Report-092520_Final.pdf) raising serious concerns about Palantir’s human
Amnesty International, 5,600 people were reported killed in Haiti in 2024 alone. The population
Amnesty International classified him as a "prisoner of conscience." Fela was freed only after the Buhari
Amnesty International, said in a report last month that "deliberately striking medics performing their humanitarian
Amnesty International Secretary-General Agnes Callamard denounced the EBU for allowing Israel to participate. “The failure
Amnesty International has accused Israel of contributing to a global decline in human rights, alongside
Amnesty International and dozens of U.S. civil and human rights groups to issue a "World
Amnesty International calling for “maximum restraint”. The unrest also disrupted Kenya’s main trade corridor
Amnesty International, said: “Today’s protest, especially with the participation of men after a long
countries. RSF and Amnesty International have repeatedly voiced concerns about the “decline” in press freedom in Niger.
Amnesty International. Weapons manufacturers argue that keeping a "human in the loop" addresses such concerns
Amnesty International said last week that Iranian authorities “have arbitrarily executed at least 36 individuals