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Observing Guantánamo's military commission hearings (Part 2) - 6 August 2008
Matthew Pollard, Amnesty International's legal advisor, describes the Guantánamo hearings and discusses the reasons for his being in Guantánamo.Observing Guantánamo's military commission hearings - 5 August 2008
Matt Pollard, Amnesty International’s latest trial observer atthe recent military commission hearings at Guantánamo Bay, gives a sense of what it was likeWomen in Mexico let down by failures in justice system - 1 August 2008
Thousands of Mexican women who face violence in their homes are being put at risk of further abuse by a justice system that often fails to take their safety seriously.ICC in difficulty ten years after the Rome Statute - 17 July 2008
Thursday 17 July marks the tenth anniversary of the Rome Statute, the treaty that led to the establishment of the International Criminal Court.Spotlight on torture - 26 June 2008
To mark the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, Amnesty International members and supporters are taking action around the world.Time for real change as Supreme Court rules on Guantánamo detentions - 18 June 2008
On the 12 June 2008 the US Supreme Court recognized, in the case of Boumediene v.Bush, the right of those detained at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba to challengeWomen’s Rights Activists arrested in peaceful solidarity demonstrations in Iran - 16 June 2008
Nine women attempting to take part in a small, peaceful seminar to commemorate a day of solidarity with Iranian women were arrested in Tehran on Thursday.Video: Murat Kurnaz, former detainee at Guantánamo and Afghanistan - 16 June 2008
Murat Kurnaz was detained in Afghanistan and Guantánamo without charge or trial for nearly five years.