What’s next With Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples over-represented in many of Australia’s most concerning statistics, including imprisonment, suicide, youth suicide, and mortality, ...

By Kyinzom Dhongdue, Strategy and Advocacy Manager, Amnesty International Australia "China’s intention to appoint its own ...

Evidence gathered by Amnesty International demonstrates how over a month since the introduction of its militarised aid ...

Amnesty International Australia has repeated its call for the repeal of anti-protest laws, following the use of force by police at a Sydney protest on ...

The recent peace agreement signed between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda fails to address justice for the ...

More than 80% of people convicted under Hong Kong’s National Security Law (NSL) have been wrongly criminalised and should ...

In response to today’s execution in Japan of a man convicted of the murder of nine people, Chiara Sangiorgio, Death Penalty ...

It’s hard to miss the increasing debates around the word “gender”. The last few decades have seen historic gains in the ...

Absolutely. The rules of war are known as International Humanitarian Law and include the Geneva Conventions, recognised by 196 countries. They are a practical set of rules applicable in armed conflict ...

27 June 2025 Slavery, human trafficking and torture in Cambodia’s Scamming Compounds “I was someone else’s property” Amnesty visits more than 50 scamming compounds in 18-month long research Testimony ...