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Iran: Children Among 30 People at Risk of Death Penalty Amid Expedited, Grossly Unfair Trials Connected to Uprising
Iran's authorities must immediately halt all plans to execute eight individuals sentenced to death for links to nationwide protests.
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South Korea: Life Sentence for Ex-President Yoon a Significant Step Towards Accountability
Today’s guilty verdict and life sentence for former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is an important step towards accountability.
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Angola: Prominent Journalist Hacked with Predator Spyware
Amnesty International has established that Predator spyware was used in 2024 to target Angolan journalist Teixeira Cândido.
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Azerbaijan: Ruben Vardanyan’s 20-year Prison Term Culminates “Travesty” of a Trial Against Ethnic Armenian Leaders
Azerbaijan must ensure that all those accused of crimes are tried in full compliance with international law and fair trial standards.
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Russia: Two Years After Navalny’s Death, Authorities Evade Justice, Continue to Hound His Supporters
Two years have passed since Russian prisoner of conscience Aleksei Navalny died behind bars.
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Colombia: Four Months After the Attack on Yendri Velásquez and Luis Peche, Justice Remains Pending
This attack cannot be treated as an isolated case. It reflects the risks faced by migrants and refugees, especially those who have been targeted for their activism.
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UK: Court Draws ‘Line in the Sand’ Against Misuse of Terrorism Powers
The UK High Court's ruling on Palestine Action is a vital affirmation of the right to protest at a time when it has been under attack.
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Global: Governments Must Use New UN General Assembly Resolution to Turn ICJ’s Advisory Opinion on Climate Change Into Robust Action
This is a vital moment for states to show they stand on the side of climate justice - not delay their legal obligations and moral duty.
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Slovenia: Amnesty Joins Constitutional Court Challenge to Stop Vulnerable Communities Being Stripped of Critical Social Support
These measures are affecting Roma communities, violating their right to social security and leaving families with no social support at all.
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Central African Republic: Special Criminal Court at Serious Risk of Closure in 2026 Due to Lack of Funding
Central African Republic's Special Criminal Court is at serious risk of closure in 2026, depriving victims of justice.