The Latest Breaking News from Amnesty

Amnesty International has written to those ministers who remain in place, calling for urgent action to prepare to accept people fleeing the war.

The organisation will have a stall today from 10am until 12.30pm outside Café Monza on Ayr High Street to support Ukrainian shop owner Olga Stewart (Milchenko).

Collaboration with Washington Post and Forbidden Stories Network receives prestigious journalistic accolade

Growing evidence shows Gulf state’s friends and enemies are being targeted by NSO Group software / You don’t know what is private’: how spyware erodes human rights in Bahrain

About 200 royalists gathered at Government House on Thursday and filed a complaint with 1.2 million signatures calling for the expulsion of Amnesty International for allegedly acting in defiance of the Thai justice system.

Royalist groups have organised petitions calling for Amnesty to be expelled from the country, accusing it of threatening national security

Analysis by Amnesty International linked them to Pegasus Project leak of more than 50,000 phone numbers

Kuwait's Constitutional Court on Wednesday overturned an article of the penal code criminalising the imitation of the opposite sex, in a move welcomed by Amnesty International as a "major breakthrough" for transgender rights in the Gulf Arab region.

Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) accused of killing and raping dozens of people during the conflict