Punishing offenders with the death penalty even in the developed countries like America is still a debate topic whether or not it should continue, especially the issue of the erroneous death penalty system which still exists. Consequently, Toshi Kazama, a professional Japanese photographer used his powerful photos to convince viewers to become aware of the unacceptable level of violence of the death penalty since 1996, and his work has been used to release over 100 juvenile offenders whom have been later found innocent.

8 June 2015

3 June 2015

The Office of the National Human Rights Commission of Thailand, in collaboration with Amnesty International Thailand, organized a workshop on human rights education for the media in all regions, ranging from the north, the central, the northeast and the southern areas. The workshop was held at Twin Lotus Hotel, Muang District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province between 27-27 March 2015.

Governments and other organizations across the world are perfecting techniques to prevent journalists from shining a light on corruption and human rights abuses. From trumped-up charges, removing work licences to murder, here are 10 ways journalists are repressed and prevented from reporting freely and fairly.

3 February 2015

3 January 2015

12 October 2014

The Thai Government and the Thai army should immediately stop their abusive resort to criminal defamation laws to silence human rights defenders, said the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ), Human Rights Watch, and Amnesty International today.

25 มิถุนายน 2014

17 May 2014