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Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' Revealed Torture, Enforced Disappearances of Immigrants
A damning report by Amnesty International exposed the 'cruel' and 'inhumane' conditions immigrant detainees are being subject to in two detention centres in Florida.
Denise Nequinto Dec 09, 2025
Amnesty International Uncovers Nightmarish 'Box Cells' At Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' Detention Facility
Amnesty International documents alleged torture, 'box' confinement and systemic abuses at Florida's Everglades 'Alligator Alcatraz' and Krome detention centre.
Chelsie Napiza Dec 05, 2025
UK Faces Backlash for Continuing Military Support to Israel Despite Gaza Ceasefire
The UK faces backlash for continuing military cooperation with Israel after the Gaza ceasefire, as critics accuse London of hypocrisy and risking global credibility.
Carson Beale Oct 30, 2025
330 Koreans Kidnapped: How Cambodia Job Scams Killed Student Park Min-ho
On 8 August, Cambodian police discovered Park Min ho's body near Bokor Mountain in Kampot Province, showing signs of violent abuse.
Ria Pathak Oct 28, 2025
UK Police Arrest Hundreds in Pro-Palestine Protests as Amnesty Condemns 'Dangerous' Crackdown
Hundreds of arrests at pro-Palestine rallies have ignited outrage across Britain, as Amnesty International condemns the UK's tightening crackdown on peaceful protest and questions grow over the country's commitment to free expression.
Carson Beale Oct 07, 2025
Amnesty International's Shocking Short Film Exposes How UK's Squalid Housing Kills Children
Temporary accommodation contributed to the deaths of more than 34 children since April 2019.
Danielle Summer Apr 03, 2024
Nigeria To End 'Gay Wedding' Witch Hunt Says Amnesty International
Police continue to search for the missing man after more than 70 people were arrested and accused of attending a "gay party" and planning a "gay wedding" in Nigeria.
Danielle Summer Oct 30, 2023
Man escapes death penalty then dies of heart attack after getting pardoned
An Iranian man who was jailed for murder around 18 years ago and was put on death row, suffered a cardiac arrest after he got to know that he will not be executed.
Sadhna Yadav Feb 24, 2022
Premier League broadcast partners oppose Newcastle's Saudi-backed bid
The CEO of beIN Sports recently wrote a letter to the Premier League asking it to block Newcastle's £300 million takeover bid
Aakash Chatterjee Apr 22, 2020
Saudi Arabia faces 'humiliation' in Yemen says ex-Tory Cabinet minister Andrew Mitchell
The former international development secretary Andrew Mitchell says Saudi Arabia will be defeated in the conflict in Yemen.
Brendan Cole Feb 22, 2018
China sentences ten to death in front of cheering crowd of thousands
A court in China sentenced 10 people to death in front of thousands of onlookers, including schoolchildren, before taking them away to be immediately executed.
Paul Wright Dec 18, 2017
Pop singer jailed in Egypt for eating banana 'in a suggestive manner'
Shyma's risque pop video in deeply conservative country lands her two-year jail sentence for inciting debauchery.
Isabelle Gerretsen Dec 13, 2017
Being gay or trans isn't illegal in Indonesia, so why are authorities cracking down on LGBT people?
Activists fear that an anti-LGBT law could be passed as homophobia starts gaining traction in the country.
Kashmira Gander Nov 20, 2017
GCHQ, MI5, MI6 face first major lawsuit over mass surveillance in EU court
Multiple civil rights groups have brought forward the first major lawsuit against British intelligence agencies since Snowden's revelations on mass spying.
India Ashok Nov 08, 2017
Terrorists searched naked and kept in cells 22 hours a day in 'inhuman' Dutch prisons, Amnesty warns
Former detainees at Dutch terrorist prisons told Amnesty that they were confined to their cells for up to 22 hours a day and subjected to full-nudity body searches.
Isabelle Gerretsen Oct 31, 2017
Iran issues death penalty to 'Mossad spy' over his role in nuclear scientists' killings
Ahmadreza Djalali, is an emergency medicine specialist and a lecturer at Stockholm's Karolinska Institute.
Ananya Roy Oct 25, 2017
Claire Danes, James McAvoy and Ben Stiller call for release of human rights activists in Turkey
Director of Amnesty Turkey, İdil Eser, has already spent 100 days behind bars. Turkey has been accused of "frequent attacks on human rights".
Lucia Binding Oct 12, 2017
In Saudi Arabia, 40% of executions are for drug offences that aren't even punishable by death
Conservative Islamic kingdom has put 60 people to death in three months, according to Amnesty International.
Isabelle Gerretsen Oct 03, 2017
Egyptians arrested for displaying rainbow flags and joining gay dating sites in 'worst LGBT crackdown' for 16 years
The arrests mark the "worst crackdown against LGBT people" in almost two decades, human rights activists say.
Isabelle Gerretsen Oct 03, 2017
Irishman Ibrahim Halawa found not guilty of criminal charges in Egypt after four-year detention
Human rights activists say he was detained solely for exercising his right to freedom of expression.
Isabelle Gerretsen Sep 18, 2017
Amnesty 'deeply concerned' about Nigeria video showing alleged torture of Biafran separatists
Footage allegedly shows Nigerian army torture and murder of Biafran separatists in Abia state.
Ludovica Iaccino Sep 15, 2017
Fortress Europe: Italy's controversial new plans to stop migrants
Italy plans to send warships to Libyan waters and has drawn up rules that must be followed by NGOs that rescue migrants.
David Sim Aug 02, 2017
A German minister accused Erdogan's Turkey of behaving like communist East Germany
German human rights activist and five others are in custody in Turkey pending trial on terrorism charges.
Ludovica Iaccino Jul 21, 2017
Turkey: Midwives among those arrested in Erdogan's latest purge of opponents
Crackdown sees another 115 people arrested on suspicion of being FETO sympathisers.
Isabelle Gerretsen Jul 17, 2017
Battle for Mosul: Isis hung bodies from pylons and coalition forces 'failed to protect civilians'
Amnesty says UK claim of no civilian casualties was 'implausible'.
Brendan Cole Jul 11, 2017
Iran, Turkey send food to Qatar amid Gulf dispute
Qatar refused to confirm whether dispatches constituted aid or exports.
Staff Reporter Jun 11, 2017
Amnesty calls for Israeli settlement import ban to protest 50 years of West Bank occupation
Human rights organisation said the UK government should stop importing dates and oranges.
Isabelle Gerretsen Jun 07, 2017
Saudi Arabia plans to execute 14 Shia convicts even as human rights groups allege unfair trial
All the men were convicted in 2016, but were held in detention for more than two years before the start of their trial.
Ananya Roy Jun 07, 2017
US Army lost track of $1bn of arms in Middle East - sparking fears some could be in Isis hands
Tens of thousands of assault rifles and hundreds of mortar rounds are missing.
Paul Wright May 25, 2017
310,000 including Richard Branson call for release of students detained over Boko Haram joke
Pressure is mounting on Cameroon's President Paul Biya to release the three students.
Elsa Buchanan May 23, 2017
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