Amnesty urges UN powers to surrender veto
The United Nations Security Council's five permanent members should surrender their veto on issues related to mass killing and genocide, says Amnesty International.
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Aussie faces ‘cruel’ sentence in Vietnam
Amnesty International says Australian man Pham Trung Dung, who has been sentenced to death in Vietnam, may be given an unknown cocktail of drugs.
Britain and Australia lowest on Amnesty torture poll
Amnesty poll reveals global extent of torture fear while blaming the increasing acceptance of the practice partly on television.
Equator’s Women of the World Festival presents Aussie film highlights
Equator's WOW - Women of the World/ World of Women Festival (UK) presents highlights of the Australian WOW (World of Women) Film Festival on Saturday 23 February and Thursday 28 March at the Amnesty International Centre in London.
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