Conflict minerals, Europe approves a law to stop their importation
European Parliament approved a new regulation on conflict minerals importations in Europe
Death penalty. Global executions fell 37% in 2016, says Amnesty
Il rapporto annuale di Anmesty International sulla pena di morte indica dati positivi. Ma in Cina le stime ufficiali non sono giudicate affidabili.
For your eyes only, Amnesty’s report on privacy protection in instant messaging
Amnesty ranked 11 technology companies according to how well they protect our privacy when instant messaging. What the report, For your eyes only, reveals.
The state of human rights in 2016, Amnesty International unveils a nightmare global scenario
Amnesty International has documented the state of human rights in 159 countries in 2016. And claims: “The rhetoric of ‘us against them’ is breeding division and fear”.
Ten (developing) countries host more than half the world’s refugees
I governi dei paesi ricchi sono totalmente assenti di fronte al dramma dei rifugiati. I più generosi sono quelli in via di sviluppo. La denuncia di Amnesty International.
Ethiopia, police fired live bullets at peaceful protesters killing over 100
Protests against the government were held throughout Ethiopia to call for political reforms. The police shot at the crowd resulting in a massacre.
What is happening in Turkey. National security or clampdown on dissent?
After the military coup, Turkey’s government has launched an impressive crackdown that undermines human rights, Amnesty International warns.
Human rights and child labour. Amnesty accuses computer and smartphone battery manufacturers
Secondo Amnesty International il cobalto utilizzato nelle batterie dei dispositivi elettronici e nelle auto verrebbe estratto e lavorato anche da minori.
Indigenous Colombians need their land back says Amnesty International
The land rights of indigenous Colombians and Afro-descendant communities are the subject of a new Amnesty International report. There won’t be peace if these aren’t respected.
Don’t be blinded by the lights of the 2022 Qatar World Cup. Behind them lie corruption and slave labour
The crowds may roar in the 2022 Qatar World Cup but the exploited migrant workers building the tournament infrastructure remain voiceless.