On 24 January 2005 Abou Bakari Tandia died after falling into a coma while he was held in police custody. In this open letter Amnesty International urges the French ...
Leading human rights organizations have urged more European states toaccept detainees held at the US detention centre at Guantánamo whocannot be returned to their ...
France must not deport a man convicted of terrorist acts to Algeriawhere he may be at risk of incommunicado detention and torture or otherill-treatment.
A European Court of Human Rights’ judgement said that Kamel Daoudi’s expulsion would put him at risk of incommunicado detention and torture and would be a human ...
Amnesty International submits this briefing for consideration by the Committee against Torture (the Committee). The document summarises some of Amnesty International ...
The French authorities have released most of the 138 migrants and asylum-seekers held in immigration detention centres since a 22 September police operation to ...
French authorities have evicted over 278 migrants and asylum-seekers from their makeshift encampments near Calais. Of those that were arrested approximately 138 ...
Hundreds of asylum-seekers and migrants are at imminent risk of forced eviction from encampments near Calais in northern France, after the authorities stated that ...
Abou Bakari Tandia, an irregular migrant from Mali, lived in France for 13 years. He died after falling into a coma in police custody in December 2004. Almost five ...
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