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NIGERIA: AUTHORITIES MUST UPHOLD HUMAN RIGHTS

GUINEA: CONVICTIONS FOR CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY FOLLOWING 28 SEPTEMBER 2009

CANADA: WET’SUWET’EN CHIEF DSTA’HYL DECLARED FIRST AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL

SYRIA: YEZIDI SURVIVORS OF ISLAMIC STATE ATROCITIES ABANDONED

PAKISTAN: REPEATED PUNITIVE CRACKDOWNS ON BALOCH PROTESTS MUST END

EGYPT: NEW LAW THREATENS TO REDUCE ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE FOR MILLIONS

GREECE: UNLAWFUL DETENTION ON SAMOS MUST NOT BECOME THE BLUEPRINT

BANGLADESH: END PUNITIVE MASS ARRESTS AND ARBITRARY DETENTION

WHAT IS HAPPENING AT THE QUOTA-REFORM PROTESTS IN BANGLADESH?