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Aung San Suu Kyi Receives Amnesty's Ambassador of Conscience Award in Dublin Burmese politician, human rights defender and former prisoner of conscience Aung San Suu Kyi addresses Amnesty supporters at the Electric Burma con... Faxes Jammed! And our call for Freedom of Expression heard By Jeremy Bloom Campaigner, Central America Team Published on livewire.amnesty.org Five days ago we started an exciting new f... INDIAN GOVERNMENT'S DECISION TO REJECT VEDANTA REFINERY EXPANSION WELCOMED On 21 October, Amnesty International welcomed the Indian government's decision to reject plans for the expansion of an alumina refinery by a subsidiar... Philippines move to protect women's rights during armed conflict 31 March 2010 Amnesty International has welcomed a decision by the Philippine governmentto implement a United Nations (UN) Security Council resolution... Indian doctor Binayak Sen released from prison on bail 26 May 2009 Dr Binayak Sen, who spent two years in an Indian prison as a Prisoner of Conscience, was released on Tuesday after being grant... Standing ovation for jailed Chinese dissident The European Parliament has honoured a jailed Chinese dissident in absentia with its top human rights award. The assembly gave a one-minute standing... Charges dropped against four Indigenous activists, one remains imprisoned 18 March 2009 Authorities in Mexico have dropped the charges against four Indigenous human rights defenders who have been imprisoned for n... Political prisoners set free in Myanmar 24 February 2009 Twenty-four political prisoners were set free in Myanmar on Saturday after the government announced that it would release... Binyam Mohamed released from Guantánamo 24 February 2009 UK resident Binyam Mohamed was released from detention in Guantánamo Bay on Monday and allowed to return to the UK. ... Egyptian court overturns journalists' prison sentences 2 February 2009 Four Egyptian newspaper editors convicted of publishing offences under a controversial press law have had their one-year pri... Human rights lawyer cleared in Indonesia 29 January 2009 A prominent human rights lawyer in Indonesia has been cleared of charges relating to a text message he is alleged to have se... Turkish LGBT organization wins appeal against closure 21 January 2009 The Turkish lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) solidarity organization, Lambda Istanbul, has won its appeal again... Cambodian Supreme Court releases scapegoats of trade unionist's murder
5 January 2009 Two men wrongfully convicted in Cambodia of the murder of trade union leader Chea Vichea, have been released on bail after ne...
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