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Taliban · Afghanistan

Four Years After the Fall of Kabul, Taliban Succeeds in Near-Total Exclusion of Women

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

Four years since Taliban forces seized Kabul and ended two decades of Western presence, Afghan women face near-total exclusion from public life. Nearly 100 edicts have stripped them of basic freedoms,…See the Story

X · Southport

X’s Policies Sparked Anti-Muslim, Anti-Migrant Narratives After Southport Attack: Report

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Analysis by Amnesty International shows X algorithm unable to assess potential for harm caused by content.See the Story

Law · Istanbul

Türkiye: 53 Pride March participants must be acquitted and those arbitrarily detained must be released

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Fifty-three people, including three activists who have been arbitrarily detained for more than a month, are due to stand trial in Türkiye tomorrow on charges related to June’s banned Istanbul LGBTI Pride march. Ahead of the start of the trial, Amnesty International’s Deputy Regional Director for Europe, Dinushika Dissanayake, said: “These prosecutions mark an alarming escalation in the criminalization of LGBTI expression and peaceful assembly i…See the Story

Urgent Action - Kyrgyzstan: Demand Release of Human Rights Defender: Rita Karasartova - Amnesty International Ireland

The post Urgent Action – Kyrgyzstan: Demand Release of Human Rights Defender: Rita Karasartova appeared first on Amnesty International Ireland.Kyrgyzstan · Kyrgyzstan See the Story

Amnesty urges Turkey to reinstate legal status of Syrian asylum seeker diagnosed with HIV - Turkish Minute

Amnesty International has called on Turkish authorities to immediately restore the temporary protection status of Syrian asylum seeker Ahmad Aabo, who remains without access to essential medical care despite a court decision lifting his deportation order and related security restrictions.Asylum Seekers · Istanbul See the Story

Urgent Action - Uganda : OPPOSITION PARTY LEADER FORCIBLY DISAPPEARED - Amnesty International Ireland

Ugandan opposition leader Robert Lugya Kayingo arrested at Entebbe and has since disappeared. Authorities must reveal his whereabouts .Entebbe · Entebbe See the Story

An Activist Shot and Held Incommunicado

On 28 July, a 33-year-old activist, Serrote José de Oliveira, was shot and wounded in the leg by unidentified armed men while broadcasting live on the Internet on the first day of a strike in Luanda, Angola. After a brief visit to the hospital, he was forcibly taken by police officers to the Talatona municipal post, and there has been no news of him since then. Amnesty International deplores that Serrote José de Oliveira was subjected to arbitra…Internet · Luanda Read Article

We Need to Investigate the Poisoning of Journalists.

On 27 July, journalist Selma Inocência Marivate told Amnesty International that she suspected that she had been a victim of heavy metal poisoning during a professional trip to Maputo, the capital of Mozambique, in March 2025. Shortly after her return to Germany, where she lives and works, she felt very badly and was subsequently tested positive for heavy metal substances in medically inexplicable concentrations. Selma Inocência Marivate is in a …Maputo, Mozambique · Maputo Read Article

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