1.▲Colombia: Four months after the attack on Yendri Velásquez and Luis Peche, justice remains pending (www.amnesty.org) 2.▲Global: European states must retract outrageous attacks on UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese (www.amnesty.org) 3.▲Indonesia: Police Disperse Papuans Protesting ‘Food Estate’ Project (www.hrw.org) 4.▲Italy’s Harsh Immigration Bill Puts Lives at Risk (www.hrw.org) 5.▲UK: Court draws ‘line in the sand’ against misuse of terrorism powers (www.amnesty.org) 6.▲Global: Governments must use new UN General Assembly resolution to turn ICJ’s Advisory Opinion on climate change into robust action (www.amnesty.org) 7.▲‘Like a scene out of a horror movie’: UN report warns of war crimes in Sudan’s El Fasher (news.un.org) 8.▲Global Leaders Should Speak Out on Ethiopia Crisis (www.hrw.org) 9.▲Niger: Islamist Armed Group Massacres Villagers in West (www.hrw.org) 10.▲Nepal: Publish Reports on Violent Crackdowns on Protests (www.hrw.org) 11.▲US Greenhouse Gas Deregulation Hurts Reproductive Rights (www.hrw.org) 12.▲Protecting children in war is key to lasting peace, top UN envoy warns (news.un.org) 13.▲Hungary: Blocking Lawsuits Undermines Rule of Law (www.hrw.org) 14.▲Magyarország: Perek ellehetetlenítése aláássa a jogállamiságot (www.hrw.org) 15.▲Hong Kong: Conviction of Activist’s Father a Grim Milestone (www.hrw.org) 16.▲Hong Kong: Conviction of Activist’s Father a Grim Milestone (www.hrw.org) 17.▲Next UN Secretary-General Should Champion Rights (www.hrw.org) 18.▲US-Nigeria Security Cooperation Should Prioritize Rights (www.hrw.org) 19.▲Acquittal of Palestine Action Protesters Spotlights UK’s Protest Crackdown (www.hrw.org) 20.▲Slovenia: Amnesty joins Constitutional Court challenge to stop vulnerable communities being stripped of critical social support (www.amnesty.org) 21.▲Mexico City: Create Care Law Grounded on Disability Rights (www.hrw.org) 22.▲West Bank: UN rights chief warns against deepening Israeli control over Palestinian land (news.un.org) 23.▲CAR: Special Criminal Court at serious risk of closure in 2026 due to lack of funding (www.amnesty.org) 24.▲Hong Kong: Conviction of ‘wanted’ activist’s father a ‘disturbing escalation’ (www.amnesty.org) 25.▲Workers Unpaid for Renovating Saudi Prince’s Tangier Palace (www.hrw.org) 26.▲Munich Security Conference: Amnesty chief warns attacks on international law are undermining global security (www.amnesty.org) 27.▲The EU's “new and innovative solution” to migration: pay other countries to intercept people (www.statewatch.org) 28.▲Australia: Excessive Force Used Against Herzog Protesters (www.hrw.org) 29.▲Australia: Excessive Force Used Against Herzog Protesters (www.hrw.org) 30.▲Russia: “Slowing down” of Telegram messaging app another blow for freedom of expression (www.amnesty.org) More
1.▲Colombia: Four months after the attack on Yendri Velásquez and Luis Peche, justice remains pending (www.amnesty.org)
2.▲Global: European states must retract outrageous attacks on UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese (www.amnesty.org)
6.▲Global: Governments must use new UN General Assembly resolution to turn ICJ’s Advisory Opinion on climate change into robust action (www.amnesty.org)
7.▲‘Like a scene out of a horror movie’: UN report warns of war crimes in Sudan’s El Fasher (news.un.org)
20.▲Slovenia: Amnesty joins Constitutional Court challenge to stop vulnerable communities being stripped of critical social support (www.amnesty.org)
22.▲West Bank: UN rights chief warns against deepening Israeli control over Palestinian land (news.un.org)
23.▲CAR: Special Criminal Court at serious risk of closure in 2026 due to lack of funding (www.amnesty.org)
26.▲Munich Security Conference: Amnesty chief warns attacks on international law are undermining global security (www.amnesty.org)
27.▲The EU's “new and innovative solution” to migration: pay other countries to intercept people (www.statewatch.org)
30.▲Russia: “Slowing down” of Telegram messaging app another blow for freedom of expression (www.amnesty.org)