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  • USA: One year into President Trump’s return to office, authoritarian practices are eroding human rights

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    Marking one year since President Trump returned to office, Amnesty International today rang the alarm bells on increasing authoritarian practices in the United States…

  • Nepal: “We went there to raise our voice, not to be killed”: Nepal’s deadly crackdown on protesters

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    This briefing exposes Nepal’s failure to uphold peaceful assembly during “Gen-Z” protests on 8 September 2025, where 19 were killed…

  • USA: Torture and enforced disappearances in the Sunshine State: Human Rights Violations at “Alligator Alcatraz” and Krome in Florida

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    This report presents Amnesty International’s findings from a research trip to southern Florida in September 2025, to document the human…

  • Colombia: Insist, Persist, Resist and never Give Up?

    Tag: Report

    This report analyses the impact of the intervention of the Military Criminal Justice system on the persistent impunity for human…

  • China: Courts used as tools of systematic repression against human rights defenders

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    Chinese courts are systematically weaponizing vague national security and public order laws to silence human rights defenders, Amnesty International said…

  • Ecuador: It was the military. I saw them: Enforced disappearances in Ecuador at the hands of the armed forces

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    In this research briefing, Amnesty International analyses five cases of enforced disappearance that occurred in Ecuador in 2024, in the…

  • Pakistan: Mass surveillance and censorship machine is fueled by Chinese, European, Emirati and North American companies

    Tag: Report

    Pakistan’s unlawful mass surveillance and censorship expansion is powered by a nexus of companies based in Germany, France, United Arab…

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This database is an initiative of the Police and Human Rights Programme (PHRP) of the Dutch Section of Amnesty International.