Over the past six months, the headlines have been dominated by stories of fear, division and hatred. However, activists around the world are working away ...

Following the start of the rainy season in Sudan’s North Darfur region, Amnesty International’s Director for East and ...

Ahead of a vote in Thailand’s House of Representatives on five bills to grant amnesty for criminal offences related to ...

Amnesty International Australia is gravely concerned by new reports confirming that Australia has directly supplied parts for ...

Amnesty International is a democratic movement, answerable to our own members – not to any governments or political or donor interests. Our organisation has leadership tiers at an international, ...

Ahead of the appeal hearing of 13 people – among 45 individuals convicted in a mass trial last year of “conspiring to subvert ...

Amnesty International Australia is concerned for Jillian Segal’s plan to combat antisemitism, warning that it undermines ...

Ahead of the submission of findings by the fact-finding committee, established on 9 March 2025 to investigate the killings of ...

Sanctioning Addameer has grave implications for Rights Work in Israel/Palestine & Beyond  The US Department of the Treasury’s ...

Amnesty International Australia (AIA) acknowledges the findings of Northern Territory Coroner Elisabeth Armitage following ...

Becoming a part of our movement will give you the skills, experience, networks and resources to hold the powerful to account. You will be part of a community of fellow human rights activists who are ...

NAIDOC Week is an opportunity to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, talents and resilience and ...