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Convictions of Hong Kong Activists Show Beijing’s Contempt for Democracy, Say Human Rights Groups -
Amnesty Criticises Australia’s Lack of Focus on Youth Crime Initiatives -
China’s Transnational Repression Has ‘Chilling Effect’ on Chinese Students Studying Abroad: Report -
South Korean Court Upholds Ban on Same-Sex Relations Within Military -
No Candlelight Vigil for June 4th in Hong Kong’s Victoria Park -
Thailand Government Official Seeks to Expel Human Rights Group Over National Security Threat -
Australian Liberal, Labor Senators Reject Amnesty’s ‘Apartheid’ Accusation of Israel -
Bipartisan Anger in Congress Over Amnesty International Calling Israel an ‘Apartheid State’ -
Don’t Discriminate Against the Unvaccinated, Amnesty International Tells Italy -
Rights Groups Express Concern After Hong Kong Protest Organizer Disbands -
Turkish Parliament Approves Law That Critics Say Will Stifle NGOs -
Over 300 Civil Groups Seek International Probe of China’s Human Rights Abuses -
Changes Needed to Help Canada Prosecute War Criminals, Says Amnesty International -
Turkey Convicts Human Rights Activists on Terror Charges -
Chinese Rights Lawyer Released From Prison Not Truly Free, Advocacy Group Says -
More Than 200 People Killed in Iran Amid Brutal Government Crackdown on Protesters, Amnesty International Says -
Amnesty Says at Least 208 Killed in Iran Protests, Crackdown -
Beijing Uses ‘National Security’ to Suppress Rights in Hong Kong: Amnesty International -
Amnesty International Accuses Hong Kong Police of ‘Brutal Beatings,’ Torture -
Amnesty International Slaps ‘Travel Advisory’ on US Over ‘Rampant Gun Violence’ -
Hong Kong Leader Says Bill Is Dead, but Protesters Don’t Buy It -
Amnesty International Is Denied Lease in China-Owned NYC Building -
North Koreans Risk Going to Prison When Calling Family Members Abroad -
UN, Rights Groups Criticize Europe’s Draft Plan on Migrants -
For Persecuted Chinese Couple, Injustices Continue in Court -
Accusations Grow Against Russia Over Syria Civilian Killings -
Quebec to Continue to Support Jailed Blogger Despite Saudi Ambassador’s Criticism