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DRC: Victims Still Waiting for Justice, Truth and Reparations 25 Years After Kisangani War

Twenty-five years since the Six-Day War in Kisangani in Democratic Republic of Congo, victims are still waiting for truth, justice and reparations.

June 5, 2025
A woman in a black shirt, red wrap, and headscarf sits on a wooden stool in a dirt yard facing a small concrete house with clothes hanging on a line. There are green trees around, a bamboo fence, some plants poking up in a garden, and a pile of dirt and dry leaves in the yard.
(Amnesty International)

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Honduras: Amnesty International Urges Authorities to Guarantee Justice for the Murder of Juan López

The crime against Juan López is evidence that the situation of environmental defenders in Honduras has not improved.

June 4, 2025

Press Release

USA: Veto of UN Resolution on Lifting Gaza Aid Restrictions and Release of Hostages is Shameful and Inhumane Amid Israel’s Ongoing Genocide

This shameful US veto gives Israel the green light to continue its genocide of Palestinians in Gaza.

June 4, 2025
Palestinian women gather at a hot meal distribution point in Nuseirat in the central Gaza Strip, June 4, 2025.
(Eyad Baba/AFP via Getty Images)

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Saudi Arabia/UN: Labor Agreement Must Lead to Comprehensive Reforms to Be a Game-Changer for Migrant Workers

Human rights groups and unions have long been demanding for a serious and far-reaching labor reform process that would put an end to the severe exploitation of migrant workers in…

June 4, 2025
(Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto)

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Niger: Six Month-Long Arbitrary Detention of Human Rights Defender Moussa Tchangari Must End

Niger authorities should immediately release civil society activist and human rights defender Moussa Tchangari who has been arbitrarily detained for six months.

June 3, 2025
Moussa Tchangari poses for a portrait, with a slight smile on his face and a traditional Muslim cap on his head.
(private)

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Poland: President-elect Must Put Human Rights At the Heart of Political Decisions

President-elect Karol Nawrocki of Poland must put human rights at the core of all decisions made over the next five years.

June 2, 2025
Poland's presidential palace at dusk. A large, darkened statue of a man on horseback pointing a sword forward infront of a large, stately white building with flags, lit up by lights which are reflected in a central plaza.
(prezydent.pl)

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South Sudan: Renewal of UN Arms Embargo a Welcome Move to Protect Civilians

The renewal of the UN Security Council arms embargo on South Sudan is crucial to curtailing the flow of weapons used to violate international humanitarian law.

June 2, 2025
Soldiers wearing camoflauge and draped in belts of bullets sit in the back of a camo-painted picked holding AK rifles and handing rocket propelled grenades to each other.
(Albert Gonzalez Farran / Stringer)

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Argentina: Two Years After Brutal Repression in Jujuy, Amnesty International Report Exposes Impunity

There have been almost no concrete steps toward accountability for the repression and criminalization that characterized the state response to the massive grassroots mobilization in Jujuy in 2023.

May 30, 2025

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Yemen: A Year On, Huthis Should Free UN, Civil Society Staff 

Huthi de facto authorities should immediately and unconditionally release dozens of arbitrarily detained UN, Yemeni and international civil society staff.

May 30, 2025
A soldier carrying an AK rifle and wearing a camoflauge uniform and a blue beret stands guard outside an airport facility, with two white UN Toyota SUVs behind him. The sky is dark blue and there are some trees behind the cars.
(Mohammed Hamoud/Getty Images)

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Kyrgyzstan: Detention of Kloop Media Staff Intensifies Crackdown on Independent Journalism

The detention of Kloop journalists is a stark example of how Kyrgyzstan’s security apparatus crush dissent and dismantle independent journalism.

May 29, 2025
On the left, Aleksandr Aleksandrov, wearing a black hoodie and a goatie, smiles looking at the camera in front of a black background. On the right, Zhoomart Duulatov, wearing a black tshirt, looks off in the distance across a cityscape with an ear-pod inserted in one ear.
(private)
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