Macedonia

Macedonia must guarantee the right to freedom of peaceful assembly - 13 November 2009

Amnesty International has welcomed the commitment by the Macedonian authorities to ensure that the International Day for Tolerance march in Skopje goes ahead on 16 November without hindrance.

Macedonia: Guarantee the right to freedom of peaceful assembly - 13 November 2009

Amnesty International today welcomed the commitment by the Macedonian authorities to ensure that the International Day for Tolerance march in Skopje goes ahead on 16 November without hindrance
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War crimes cases relating to the 2001 internal conflict were returned to Macedonia for prosecution.

Macedonia: Government's failure to address double discrimination against Romani women and girls - 6 December 2007

Romani women in Macedonia suffer double discrimination -- on the grounds of their gender and their ethnicity, according to Amnesty International. In a report published

Macedonia: Amnesty International calls for investigation into police killings - 11 September 2007

Amnesty International urges both the Macedonian authorities and the ethnic Albanian community in Macedonia to ensure respect for human rights following the killings

Control Arms Campaign: Tangible momentum and potential for real change - 10 December 2003

On this 55th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, threats of new terrorist attacks and the dangers of weapons of mass destruction dominate the h