Annual Report 2013
The state of the world's human rights

Afghanistan: Talks with the Taliban must focus on justice and human rights

Human rights, including women’s rights, must be integral to any peace deal with the Taliban said Amnesty International today as the USA announced that it was to start direct peace talks with Afghanistan’s Taliban armed group. Read more »

Indonesia: Military tribunals being used to shield human rights violators

The trial of 12 Kopassus soldiers accused of the extrajudicial execution of four detainees is likely to be little more than a sham, Amnesty International said as the military hearing opens on Thursday. Read more »

Chinese mining industry contributes to abuses in DRC

A new report examines the human rights impact of Chinese mining companies operating in the south-eastern area of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Read more »

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A new report examines the human rights impact of Chinese mining companies operating in the south-eastern area of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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