‘Punished For Being Poor:’ Most Prisoners in Madagascar Are Pretrial Detainees
55 percent of the nation's prison population - around 11,000 people - were awaiting trial as of October 2017 despite ...
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Retaken But Not Rebuilt: Syria’s Raqqa a Year After IS Ouster
Exactly a year has passed since a blistering U.S.-backed assault ousted ISIS from their one-time Syrian stronghold, but Raqqa - ...
UK’s ‘Unfair’ Refugee Laws Keep Families Apart
Under the current law, the U.K. is one of only two European countries that doesn't grant child refugees the right ...
Yemen Rebels Free Journalist Held Since August
Yemeni rebels have freed journalist Hisham Omeisy who they had been holding in the capital Sanaa since August but others ...
Amnesty Int’l: EU Governments Complicit in Abuse of Libya Migrants
Amnesty International on Tuesday accused Italy and other E.U. governments of being "knowingly complicit" in horrific abuses of migrants in ...
Amnesty International: Syrian Regime Guilty of Crimes Against Humanity
Amnesty International said Sunday sieges by the Syrian regime of the country's population ahead of agreements with the opposition amount ...
Amnesty International Urges Ankara To Release Its Turkey Chief
Chief of Amnesty International (AI) Turkey Taner Kilic has been swept up in a new round of crackdown by the ...
No Future For Turkey’s Purged Officials
The humanitarian and socio-economic cost of Turkey's sweeping purge steadily worsens, with dismissed officials striving to make ends meet, fight ...
Amnesty: Half Million Left Homeless In Turkey’s ‘Collective Punishment’ Of Kurds
When residents of Sirnak returned to the city last month after Turkish authorities lifted 8-month curfew during intense urban fighting ...
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