AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL. PUBLIC STATEMENT. AI Index: MDE 29/011/2009. Date: 6 November 2009. Morocco/Western Sahara: Eight new prisoners of conscience in October. ...
Amnesty International has welcomed the decision of a Côte d’Ivoire court not to transfer $45 million in compensation owed to victims of the toxic waste dumping ...
Amnesty International has expressed concern that the Nicaraguan SupremeCourt continues to delay its judgment on the legality of new criminallaws on abortion which ...
Scores of Nigerians lost their homes on Friday morning when Riversstate authorities began bulldozing buildings in Port Harcourt, AmnestyInternational has learned ...
Amnesty International has urged that $45 million compensation paid by an oil trading company tovictims of one of the worst toxic dumping scandals in recent yearsmust ...
Journalist Vettivel Jasikaran and his wife Valarmathi Jasikaran were released on 26 October. They had been arbitrarily detained since March 2008 under anti-terror ...
Five Indigenous communities in eastern Paraguay are in imminent danger of eviction from their ancestral lands: 150 families would be left homeless with no access ...
Haytham al-Maleh, a 78-year-old male prisoner of conscience, was charged by a military judge on 3 November with "conveying false news" about the human rights situation ...
