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Supporting Iranian prisoners of conscience

To mark the Persian spring holiday of Nowrouz, Amnesty International has launched a campaign to send messages of goodwill to prisoners of conscience in Iran.  The seven cases selected by Amnesty International mirror the “Haft Sin” (seven “s”s) traditionally placed on a Nowrouz table.  The 14 individuals in the seven cases have all been identified as being (...)
To mark the Persian spring holiday of Nowrouz, Amnesty International has launched a campaign to send messages of goodwill to prisoners of conscience in Iran.  The seven cases selected by Amnesty International mirror the “Haft Sin” (seven “s”s) traditionally placed on a Nowrouz table.  The 14 individuals in the seven cases have all been identified as being [...]
Posté le 16 mars 2010
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The daily struggle in Haiti’s camps

By Gerardo Ducos, Amnesty International delegate on mission in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Two months after the earthquake, thousands in Port-au-Prince and elsewhere still await a first glimpse of humanitarian aid. In the four makeshift camps we visited during our first days in Haiti, life is a daily struggle and conditions are dire to say the least. People [...]
By Gerardo Ducos, Amnesty International delegate on mission in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Two months after the earthquake, thousands in Port-au-Prince and elsewhere still await a first glimpse of humanitarian aid. In the four makeshift camps we visited during our first days in Haiti, life is a daily struggle and conditions are dire to say the least. People [...]
Posté le 15 mars 2010
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Evaluating the fight for women’s rights

Tina Musuya, Women’s Rights Activist from Uganda, blogging from the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) in New York I’m attending my first CSW and it’s also my first time at the UN in New York. I arrived a few days after the start of the conference which was a relief since I [...]
Tina Musuya, Women’s Rights Activist from Uganda, blogging from the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) in New York I’m attending my first CSW and it’s also my first time at the UN in New York. I arrived a few days after the start of the conference which was a relief since I [...]
Posté le 9 mars 2010
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Amnesty International defends Guinea research against French Government criticism

By Mike Lewis, Amnesty Interntional’s Military Security Police / Control Arms Researcher During November and December 2009, Amnesty International researchers travelled to Conakry in Guinea. We went to document one of West Africa’s most serious episodes of violence and human rights abuse in recent years: the ‘Bloody Monday’ massacre on 28th September 2009, when Guinean security (...)
By Mike Lewis, Amnesty Interntional’s Military Security Police / Control Arms Researcher During November and December 2009, Amnesty International researchers travelled to Conakry in Guinea. We went to document one of West Africa’s most serious episodes of violence and human rights abuse in recent years: the ‘Bloody Monday’ massacre on 28th September 2009, when Guinean security [...]
Posté le 1er mars 2010
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Amnesty International defends Guinea research against French Government criticism

By Mike Lewis, Amnesty Interntional’s Military Security Police / Control Arms Researcher During November and December 2009, Amnesty International researchers travelled to Conakry in Guinea. We went to document one of West Africa’s most serious episodes of violence and human rights abuse in recent years: the ‘Bloody Monday’ massacre on 28th September 2009, when Guinean security (...)
By Mike Lewis, Amnesty Interntional’s Military Security Police / Control Arms Researcher During November and December 2009, Amnesty International researchers travelled to Conakry in Guinea. We went to document one of West Africa’s most serious episodes of violence and human rights abuse in recent years: the ‘Bloody Monday’ massacre on 28th September 2009, when Guinean security [...]
Posté le 1er mars 2010
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