On November 9, 2020, Amnesty International USA addressed a letter to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee outlining the organization’s international human rights priorities for 2021. Click here to read the …
Advocacy Letter to Deputy Secretary of State Biegun and Acting USAID Administrator Barsa Regarding Rohingya Refugees In advance of the virtual donor conference on Rohingya refugees – jointly hosted by …
Dear all, The closure of Amnesty India under huge pressure from the government, which I wrote about at the end of September, forms the stormy backdrop to this month’s update. …
Dear all, It has been a busy period internally, including with a meeting of the International Board (IB) last weekend to discuss and approve the high-level budget for the IS. …
On September 21, Amnesty International USA submitted its statement for the record ahead of a House Foreign Affairs Committee Subcommittee on Asia, the Pacific, and Nonproliferation hearing titled “Stemming a …
Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh must be given the right to participate in decisions affecting their lives and speak for themselves, Amnesty International said today in a new briefing. The briefing, …
An Amnesty International investigation has exposed how international businesses are linked to the financing of Myanmar’s military, including many units directly responsible for crimes under international law and other human rights …
August 24, 2020 Dear Representative: On behalf of Amnesty International USA, I am writing to share our top foreign policy and human rights policy recommendations. The list of issues …
August 24, 2020 Dear Representative: On behalf of Amnesty International USA, I am writing to share our top foreign policy and human rights policy recommendations. The list of issues that …
In advance of the House of Representatives vote on July 22, AIUSA issued a VOTE YES RECOMMENDATION on the NO BAN Act and Access to Counsel Act (H.R. 2486) Dear …