(New York) – The Libyan government should immediately release Eman al-‘Obeidy, the Libyan woman who accused government forces of raping her last week in Tripoli, and allow her family and international media to confirm independently that she is free a…Continue Reading

(Cairo) – Egypt’s Supreme Council of the Armed Forces should ensure that women are equal participants in reshaping the country, Human Rights Watch said today. As Egypt heads into parliamentary and presidential elections after the constitutional referen…Continue Reading

(New York) – Kyrgyz authorities’ refusal to investigate torture allegations in a case to be reviewed by the Supreme Court on March 29, 2011,  constitutes a serious violation of both Kyrgyz and international law, Human Rights Watch said today.
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Candidates in Nigeria’s April 2011 elections should put the country’s pervasive human rights problems at the heart of their political campaigns, platforms, and upcoming debates, Human Rights Watch said today i…Continue Reading

Alaphia Zoyab, encargada de comunidades online
Al equipo de comunidades online de Amnistía Internacional le aguardaba una agradable sorpresa el viernes por la mañana.
En el trabajo mantenemos abierta todo el día la página de Amnistía en los ordena…Continue Reading

Por Salil Shetty, secretario general de Amnistía Internacional
El pasado mes de marzo, cuando la madre de Andrei Zhuk llevó a la prisión de Minsk uno de sus habituales paquetes de comida, tuvo que darse la vuelta. Su hijo “había sido trasladado…Continue Reading

By Salil Shetty, Secretary-General of Amnesty International

Last March, when Andrei Zhuk’s mother brought one of her usual food parcels to the prison in Minsk, she was turned away. Her son ‘had been moved’, officials told her. She should not c…Continue Reading