The Papua New Guinea government should abolish the death penaltyinstead of putting it back into effect, Human Rights Watch and AmnestyInternational said in a joint
The government of Papua New Guinea must act now to end a rash of more than 50 killings related to allegations of sorcery, Amnesty International said today.
Amnesty International opposes the death penalty without reservation as a violation of the right to life. Amnesty International argues that every execution is a ...
Amnesty International considers the death penalty to be the ultimate, cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment, and works for an end to executions and the abolition ...
Although gender-based violence is pervasive in Papua New Guinea, many women are also active and vocal agents of change, engaged in a struggle to build safer homes ...
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