Blog 3 November 2017 Five ways for Saudi Arabia to deliver true human rights reform Earlier this week Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud made a public vow to “modernize” Saudi Arabia signalling key reforms could be on the agenda in the Kingdom. Types: Blog Read More >>
Blog 16 October 2017 From Bhutan to Australia: one refugee’s story Ratan Gazmere, a former refugee now living in Australia, was arrested, tortured and imprisoned in 1989 in Bhutan. Just two letters – ‘A’ and ‘I’ – traced on his wife’s back sparked a campaign that eventually freed him and hundreds of others. Types: Blog Read More >>
Blog 12 October 2017 I miss music, my friends my work and of course my cats Having been in jail for more than 100 days she lists her cats among the things she misses most. On her birthday we thought we would make a list of the cats in İdil’s life. Types: Blog Read More >>
Blog 10 October 2017By Amnesty International Idil Eser's letter from prison in Turkey Amnesty Director, Idil Eser, has been wrongfully in prison since July. Types: Blog Read More >>
Blog 2 October 2017 By Audrey Gaughran, Amnesty International’s Director of Global Issues Rohingya Fleeing Myanmar Face Difficulties in Thailand Myanmar's neighbours woefully unprepared or the spillover of people from the crisis. Types: Blog Read More >>
Blog 19 September 2017By Olof Blomqvist, Amnesty International Rohingya crisis: Bangladesh should take help from global community to tide over humanitarian disaster There is only so much that the people of Cox’s Bazar, many of whom are living on the brink of poverty themselves, can do to help the fleeing Rohingyas. Types: Blog Read More >>
