Amnesty International says FIFA’s four-year global partnership deal with Saudi Aramco, making the state-owned fossil fuel company a sponsor of the 2026 men’s World Cup as well as the Women’s World Cup in 2027, raises human rights concerns. amn.st/6019bQAhN

Lesotho: Authorities must stop threats against Lesotho Tribune’s journalists and proprietor. amn.st/6011bsJF1

This op-ed, based on Amnesty International research, highlights how petrochemicals tainted by human rights abuses in the USA are entering Europe's plastics supply chain, and calls for a robust #PlasticsTreaty to protect human rights, the environment & climate. amn.st/6013bSZ4t

Amnesty International and other climate justice organizations are deeply concerned about restrictions imposed on the participation of civil society organizations at the first board meeting of the Loss and Damage Fund for climate change next week. amn.st/6019bohGL

🧵Authorities in #Europe must stop violating the rights to freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and to non-discrimination of people that wish to express solidarity with #Palestinians .

The appalling spike in settler violence against Palestinians in s is part of a decades long state-backed campaign to dispossess, displace and oppress Palestinians in the occupied #WestBank , including East Jerusalem, under #Israel ’s system of apartheid.
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“Living here is a slow, painful death…”

@Amnesty’s extensive new report documents death, torture and injustice in detention in north-east #Syria

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Our Amnesty International report on NE Syria is out today. 56,000 people still arbitrarily and indefinitely detained in the aftermath of #ISIS . Subject to shocking violence and cruelty. More than half are children- unconscionable. amnesty.org/en/latest/news…

Our Amnesty International report 'Aftermath: Injustice, Torture & Death in Detention in North-East #Syria ' shows how the autonomous authorities, with #USA support, are responsible for mass human rights violations in a vast detention system established following the defeat of Islamic State🧵

In a major new report, based on unprecedented access, we detail a human rights crisis for 56,000 men, women and children imprisoned following the territorial defeat of Islamic State in NE Syria in 2019. Ten facts, a 🧵amnesty.org/en/latest/news…

In north-east Syria, an estimated 56,000 people face mass human rights violations and inhumane conditions in detention.

Our new report documents death, torture and other violations in the aftermath of Islamic State’s defeat.