Invitation to attend the Annual General Meeting 2022 (AGM 2022)
5 April 2022
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Israel/OPT: Palestinian administrative detainees complete 100 days of boycotting Israeli courts
The 100-day boycott of Israel’s military courts by hundreds of Palestinian administrative detainees — those detained without trial or charge — underscores the need to end this cruel, unjust practice which helps maintain Israel’s system of apartheid against Palestinians, Amnesty International said today.
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Open remark of the Launch of Amnesty International Report 2020/21 “The State of the World’s Human Rights”
By Erwin van der Borght,
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Political leaders and corporate titans put profit and power ahead of people, betraying promises for fair recovery from pandemic
Wealthy states colludedwithcorporate giants in 2021 to dupe people with empty slogans and false promises of a fair recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic, in what amounts to one of the greatest betrayals of our times, said Amnesty International today, as it launched its annual assessment of human rights around the world.
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Ukraine: Activists across the globe call on Russia to end its all-out assault on human rights
Amnesty International and people in Thailand call on the Russian government to stop the aggression against Ukraine and protect civilians by holding signs and images depicting the violence in Ukraine. People also light candles as well as shoots videos of ongoing situation, to mourn the victims from indiscriminate attacks. Amnesty International holds this event worldwide to show international solidarity standing with Ukraine, as today marks one month after Russia’s invasion.
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Russia/Ukraine: Prisoners of war must be protected from public curiosity under Geneva Convention
Prisoners of war in the Russian invasion of Ukraine must have their rights respected under the Third Geneva Convention, Amnesty International said today.
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Soaring concern for human rights and human lives as Russia invades Ukraine
Amnesty International calls for unerring respect for international human rights and humanitarian law, following Russia’s multi-pronged attack on Ukraine this morning.
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Paintings and photos exhibition from a ceremony to confer “Human Rights Media Awards 2021”
People and The Forest: disjunction of Bangkloi Karen indigenous group
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Press release on Human Rights Media Awards 2021
On February 24, 2022, Amnesty International Thailand announced the winners and hosted a ceremony to confer “Human Rights Media Awards 2021” at Lunar Room, 10th floor, AVANI Riverside Bangkok.
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Russia/Ukraine: Amnesty International calls for respect for international humanitarian and human rights law as prospect for expanded armed conflict escalates
Responding to news that President Vladimir Putin has ordered “peacekeeping operations” to the so called “Donetsk People’s Republic” and “Luhansk People’s Republic” in eastern Ukraine, Agnès Callamard Amnesty International’s Secretary General said:
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Thailand: Amnesty committed to continuing its work despite calls for expulsion
Amnesty International has had a longstanding presence in Thailand and is committed to continuing to promote and protect human rights for people in the country despite calls for it to be expelled, the organization said today.
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China: World must use Winter Olympics to demand human rights improvements
The world must use the Beijing Winter Olympics and Paralympics as an opportunity to push for human rights improvements in China, Amnesty International said ahead of next month’s Games.