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Burundi: From Itaba to Gatumba -- an imperative need for justice | Nigeria: Abia State police kill 16 'armed robbers' | Sudan: Darfur needs a UN peacekeeping force that can provide security for civilians | Angola: A step towards ending police impunity | Angola: Human rights organization banned | Uganda: Amnesty International calls for an effective alternative to impunity | Sierra Leone: Amnesty International Launches Campaign to Win Legal Rights for Women | Chad/Sudan: AIUSA statement on Chad-Sudan agreement | Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC): Elections are a chance to embrace human rights reform | Sudan: Pledging conference must commit to increasing protection of civilians in Darfur | South Africa: Government must investigate circumstances of "disappeared" Pakistani's transfer | East Africa and the Horn of Africa: Human rights defenders form network of support for colleagues at risk | Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC): Acts of political repression on the increase | African Union Summit: Hissène Habré must be tried | Senegal's decision to try Hissène Habré is a positive development | Chad: Amnesty International Releases Video Depicting Death and Destruction in Chad | Equatorial Guinea: Prisoners of conscience released | Zimbabwe: Satellite images provide shocking evidence of the obliteration of a community | Sudan: UN Security Council must meet 'responsibility to protect' civilians | Eritrea: Independence Day call for a year of urgent human rights improvements | Ethiopia: Amnesty International's presentation to the European Parliament on Human Rights in Ethiopia* | African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights: Oral statement on forced evictions in Africa | African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights: Oral statement on options for trial of Hissene Habre | African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights: Oral statement on the relationship between the African Commission and the African Union | Somalia: Child publicly executes father's killer on orders of summary court | Ethiopia: Treason trial of prisoners of conscience opens in Addis Ababa | Ethiopia: Prisoners of Conscience on Trial in Ethiopia May Not Receive a Fair Trial, Amnesty International Fears | Sudan: Chadian opposition leader in incommunicado detention | Togo: One year on from the April 2005 bloodshed, there is still complete impunity | Ghana: Forced evictions in the Digya national park area must stop | Estonia: The right to freedom of peaceful assembly must be protected | Concerns about imprisonment of Alyaksandr Kazulin | Azerbaijan: Freedom of expression under attack | Poland goes backwards: No to the restoration of the death penalty | UK/Rwanda: UK must not become a safe haven for genocide suspects | Russian Federation: First ruling of the European Court of Human Rights against "disappearances" in Chechnya | Latvia: Amnesty International Condemns Authorities for Failing to Protect LGBT Community | Kosovo/Kosova (Serbia): Human rights should be central to talks on Kosovo's final status | Latvia: Amnesty International Denounces Ban of Pride March | Five years after the G8 Genoa policing operations: Italian authorities must take concrete action to prevent and prosecute police brutality in all circumstances | Turkmen Initiative for Human Rights | Turkmenistan: Open letter from a coalition of human rights organizations | Belarus: Peaceful intentions under fire --Amnesty International demands freedom for four prisoners of conscience | Russian Federation: President Vladimir Putin must deliver on an enabling environment for civil society in Russia | Moldova abolishes the death penalty in law | Spain/Morocco: No impunity for killing | Montenegro: Amnesty International urges newest UN member state to improve human rights | Spain: Place human rights at the core of peace talks in Basque Country | Latvia: Discrimination based on sexual orientation is a human rights violation | Turkey: Court convicts two in Semdinli bombing case, but questions remain unanswered | Bosnia and Herzegovina: Withdrawal of citizenship must not result in human rights violations | Denmark: Lack of independent investigation leaves police officers unaccountable | EU: European States legally responsible for rendition abuses | UK: Justice denied for British survivors tortured in Saudi Arabia: A major leap backwards in the fight against impunity | EU: European States Legally Responsible for Rendition Abuses, According to New Amnesty International Report | Malta: Attacks against anti-racists must end | Poland: Protect the LGBT community's right of peaceful assembly | Council of Europe calls on European countries to stop renditions | Azerbaijan: Fair Trial Concerns in Cases associated with the 2005 Parliamentary Elections | Georgia: Amnesty International urges the Georgian government to implement recommendations of the UN Committee against Torture |

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