Le commerce irresponsable et peu réglementé des armes alimente violence armée, atteintes aux droits humains, pauvreté et conflits. Nous pouvons changer cela avec un traité sur le commerce des armes.Cet appel est une action commune d’Amnesty International, Contrôlez les armes, RAIAL et CSI.
Chaque année, des millions de personnes sont tuées, blessées, violées, réprimées et contraintes de fuir.
Nieodpowiedzialny i nieuregulowany handel bronią powoduje poważne naruszenia praw człowieka, zbrojną przemoc, ubóstwo i konflikty na całym świecie. Możemy to zmienić dzięki Traktatowi o Handlu Bronią.
Millions of people are being killed, injured, raped, repressed and forced to flee their homes every year as a result.
El comercio irresponsable y mal regulado de armas fomenta graves abusos contra los derechos humanos, violencia armada, pobreza y conflictos en todo el mundo. Ahora podemos revertir esa situación con un Tratado sobre el Comercio de Armas (TCA).Este llamamiento global es una acción conjunta de Amnistía Internacional en asociación con Armas bajo Control, IANSA y la Confederación Sindical Internacional.
Cada año, millones de personas resultan muertas, heridas, violadas, reprimidas y se ven obligadas a huir de sus hogares.
The irresponsible and poorly regulated arms trade fuels serious human rights abuses, armed violence, poverty and conflict around the world. We could change that now with an Arms Trade Treaty (ATT).This global appeal is a joint action from Amnesty International in partnership with Control Arms, IANSA and ITUC.
Millions of people are being killed, injured, raped, repressed and forced to flee their homes every year.Health, education and other services are being denied and livelihoods destroyed.
A new Amnesty International report says the rights of survivors of sexual violence to truth, justice and reparation are being denied by the authorities.
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The Colombian authorities have failed to tackle the lack of justice for women and girl survivors during the country's long-running armed conflict, Amnesty International said in a new report today.<
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Testimony from a survivor of sexual violence - part one
Vendredi 5 août, Amnesty International a exhorté les gouvernements des Amériques à cesser de faire passer les projets de développement avant les droits des autochtones.
Vendredi 5 août, Amnesty International a exhorté les gouvernements des Amériques à cesser de faire passer les projets de développement avant les droits des autochtones.
Amnesty International today urged governments in the Americas to stop prioritizing development projects at the expense of Indigenous Peoples’ rights.
Amnesty International today urged governments in the Americas to stop prioritizing development projects at the expense of Indigenous Peoples’ rights.
