Israel and the Occupied Territories: Administrative Detention during the Palestinian Intifada
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People’s Republic of China: Fear of mass arrests: 11 people reported arrested in Beijing : Further information on UA 144/89 (ASA 17/20/89, 24 May)
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Amnesty International Newsletter, Vol. XIX, No. 6. June 1989
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People’s Republic of China: Fear of mass arrests and use of lethal force against peaceful demonstrators
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Amnesty International Newsletter, Vol. XIX, No. 5. May 1989
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Amnesty International Annual Report 1989
This is the annual report for Amnesty International, documenting the human rights work undertaken by the organization between January-December 1988.
Medical Letter-Writing Action – Syria: Imprisoned health professionals
AI is deeply concerned at the continued detention without charge or trial of 90 doctors, dentists and veterinarians who were arrested in 1980 following widespread agitation in Syria for political reforms, including an end to the State of Emergency in force since 1963. Despite repeated requests for...
Amnesty International Newsletter, Vol. XIX, No. 4. April 1989
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Amnesty International Newsletter, Vol. XIX, No. 3. March 1989
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Uganda: The human rights record 1986-1989
When the National Resistance Movement (NRM) took power in January 1986 it declared its commitment to restoring respect for human rights and the rules of law in Uganda. Three years on, this Amnesty International report reviews the NRM government’s human rights record. It describes the appalling...
“Medicine at Risk: The doctor as human rights abuser and victim” A background paper prepared by the Medical Office, International Secretariat, Amnesty International for the meeting: “MEDECINE A RISQUES: RISQUES DE SERVIR LA REPRESSION OU D’EN ETRE VICTIME
1. Introduction. 2. Human rights standards specifically applicable to health professionals. 3. Evidence of the participation of health professionals in violations of human rights. 4. Human rights violations directed against health professionals. 5. The role of professional and other associations in...
Amnesty International Newsletter, Vol. XIX, No. 2. February 1989
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