Tajikistan: Deadly Secrets (2002)

Official secrecy surrounds the death penalty in Tajikistan. The picture that Amnesty International has been able to build is incomplete, … More

Uzbekistan in pursuit of refugees (2005)

The events in the eastern city of Andizhan of 12-13 May 2005, resulting in the killing of hundreds of people, … More

I have much experience of working in international organisations while being accountable to the public – and it is a … More

Since its birth in 1991, the Russian Federation has introduced substantial reforms to its legal system. This report charts the … More

This 74-page study was part a project which culminated in a Regional Conference on “Prevention and Reduction of Statelessness and … More

Irina SAFRONOVA. Marjorie and I met in 1991 in Moscow when Marjorie was setting up an Amnesty office there. For … More

Then one night I was alone. All around was November blackness, the snow freaking down and shrouding the house, the … More

Relatives of media workers killed in the NATO attack on Radio Television Serbia in 1999, along with one survivor, bring … More

Guardian obituary (1 July 2016) Political scientist who worked tirelessly for human rights in Russia and around the world. Marjorie … More

by Marjorie FARQUHARSON, 1991-1992 The diary Marjorie kept as she was establishing Amnesty International’s Office in Moscow, a unique venture … More

“Amnesty group arrives on unprecedented Soviet tour”, UPI 22 March 1989 “Tajikistan: Amnesty Report Attacks Cruel, Random Use Of Death … More

In Moscow, at the dacha, teaching human rights …

Three Poems. “He who has mastered himself” (Lao Tzu) “On The 100th Anniversary Of Anna Akhmatova” (Joseph Brodsky) … More

By Ian MARTIN (2018) It was my privilege to work with a great group of committed people at the International … More

For over 25 years, Kronid Lyubarsky was one of the driving forces behind the human rights movement in Russia. His … More