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09 November 2007
Amnesty International has obtained disturbing first-hand accounts from
Burmese monks who witnessed the brutal attack on a monastic training
school on 25 September.
02 November 2007
In a display of courage, Buddhist monks have once again staged peaceful
protests in Myanmar.
01 October 2007
A heavy military presence on Myanmar's streets, combined with mass
arrests, has stamped out the massive protests of the past week.
28 September 2007
The military continues to step up attempts to crack down on protests in
Myanmar. They are taking an increasingly prominent position on the
streets and made hundreds
27 September 2007
The situation in Myanmar (formerly Burma) continues to worsen with
reports emerging of escalating attempts by the authorities to repress
ongoing demonstrations.
26 September 2007
The situation in Myanmar (formerly Burma) continues to worsen with
reports emerging of escalating attempts by the authorities to repress
ongoing demonstrations.
07 June 2007
At least 39 individuals who remain missing are believed to have been subjected to enforced disappearance by the US authorities.
22 March 2007
The Lao government claims to have "found" 21 girls and young women who have been missing since December 2005 when they were deported from Thailand.
29 September 2006
The road to Guantánamo starts in Pakistan.
05 April 2006
Salah 'Ali Qaru finally emerged free from detention around midnight on 27 March. In nearly three years, the 27-year-old Yemeni was tortured in Jordan, flown from count
22 March 2006
Malaysian human rights groups called on the Prime Minister to apply the same principle to the Kamunting Detention Centre in Malaysia, where detainees are held under th
30 November 2005
'The Global Struggle Against Torture: Guantánamo Bay, Bagram and Beyond', 19-21 November 2005
22 December 2004
Two recent court cases epitomise the disastrous state of the Cambodian judiciary, riddled with flaws, political interference and corruption.
