Amnesty International fears that the humanitarian crisis after Cyclone Nargis may lead to further human rights violations by the SPDC. Transparency and accountability ...
Amnesty International has challenged world leaders to apologize forsix decades of human rights failure and re-commit themselves to deliverconcrete improvements.
In this open letter to ASEAN member states, Amnesty International warns that without immediate action by ASEAN leaders, the humanitarian disaster created by Cyclone ...
As hold-ups continue in the supply of foreign aid to Myanmar, Asianleaders have been urged to pressure the country's military rulers intotaking swift action to
Leaders of Amnesty International in Asia Pacific, meetingin Hong Kong, called on their governments to use every means possibleto pressure the Myanmar authorities ...
Following the impact of Cyclone Nargis on Myanmar, which killed tens ofthousands of people and displaced around a million more, AmnestyInternational is calling
Thet Zin and Sein Win Maung, both journalists working for the weekly journal ‘Myanmar Nation’, were arrested on 15 February 2008. It is believed they are being ...
Htay Kywe, Mie Mie, Aung Thu and Zaw Htet Ko Ko are believed to have been charged on 23 January 2008 with breaking a vaguely worded security law. They are being ...
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