Amnesty International has been in the news recently for accusing the Myanmar military of indiscriminate killings and demanding an investigation into war crimes in response to an insurgency by ethnic armed groups. Additionally, Amnesty International's findings prompted UNESCO to order Cambodia to submit a new report on the state of conservation of Angkor Wat. The organization has also highlighted human rights abuses in the mining of cobalt and copper in Congo, leading to forced evictions and violations.
Amnesty International is a non-governmental organization headquartered in the United Kingdom, with a focus on human rights. It boasts over eight million members and supporters worldwide. The organization is known for its advocacy work, campaigning against human rights abuses, and calling for justice and accountability. Amnesty International conducts research, raises awareness, and lobbies governments and other entities to uphold human rights standards. Their recent actions demonstrate their commitment to shining a light on violations and seeking justice for those affected.
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Rights chief also warns Britain will be ‘judged harshly by history for its failure to help prevent civilian slaughter in Gaza’
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US-sanctioned president says meetings don't amount to much but he continues with them because 'there is always hope' relations can be fixed
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At least two people were killed and dozens injured as police clashed with protesters over the demolition of a mosque and religious school in northern India.
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Amnesty International accuses Myanmar military of indiscriminate killings and demands investigation into war crimes in response to an insurgency by ethnic armed groups.
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The director of the Miss Nicaragua pageant, Karen Celebertti, has been charged with conspiracy against the government, money laundering, and spreading fake news.
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Allegations of war crimes by the Israeli military in Gaza and Lebanon have sparked international concern.
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A banner calling for the release of activist Ahmed Mansoor was flown over Manchester City's stadium during their match with Liverpool.
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UNESCO orders Cambodia to submit a new report on the state of conservation of Angkor Wat by Feb. 1, in response to Amnesty International's findings.
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The UK government's anti-terror measures, including the Prevent strategy, have sparked controversy and criticism from human rights groups.
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The mining of cobalt and copper in Congo has led to forced evictions and human rights abuses, as detailed in a report by Amnesty International and the Congo-based Initiative for Good Governance and Human Rights.
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Luis Rubiales faces an emergency meeting of the Spanish soccer federation amid reports of his resignation following the uproar for kissing a Women's World Cup champion without her consent.