Archief rapporten en publicaties

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    Mexico: The search for disappeared persons is a high-risk activity for collectives of women searchers

    Women who search for their loved ones among the more than 128,000 disappeared and missing persons in Mexico additionally face…

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    South Korea: Amnesty International Korea releases new report “Right of the People, Duty of the State: Freedom of Peaceful Assembly in South Korea”

    Despite Amnesty International’s continued calls for the revision of the Assembly and Demonstration Act (ADA), the law still fails to…

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    Cambodia: Government allows slavery and torture to flourish inside hellish scamming compounds

    Amnesty visits more than 50 scamming compounds in 18-month long research Testimony from survivors details human trafficking, slavery and forced…

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    Türkiye: Unlawful use of force by police against protesters in March “may amount to torture”

    Turkish authorities must carry out prompt, independent, impartial and effective investigations into alleged human rights violations committed by law enforcement…

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    Argentina: Two years after brutal repression in Jujuy, Amnesty International report exposes impunity

    Two years after the constitutional debate and waves of social protests that gripped the province of Jujuy, there have been…

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    Georgia: Women protesters are targeted with escalating violence and gender-based reprisals

    Police in Georgia are increasingly using gender-based violence including sexist insults, threats of sexual violence and unlawful and degrading strip…

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    USA: Dehumanized by design: Human rights violations in El Paso

    This briefing presents Amnesty International’s findings and observations from an April 2025 visit to an immigration detention center in Texas.

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    Mozambique: Protest under attack: Human rights violations during Mozambique’s post-2024 election crackdown

    Mozambican security forces used reckless and unnecessary force in a widespread crackdown on protests following last October’s election, resulting in…

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    Serbia: Technical Briefing: Journalists targeted with Pegasus spyware

    Amnesty International has found evidence that two journalists at the Serbia-based Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (“BIRN”), an award-winning network of…

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    Global: Electric shock equipment widely abused by law enforcement agencies due to alarming lack of regulation

    States and companies are manufacturing, promoting and selling electric shock equipment that is being used for torture and other ill-treatment,…