Amnesty International

Amnesty International, Stop Child Executions!

See also Amnesty International, Sri Lanka Amnesty International concerned at reactivation of death penalty , AI Index ASA 37 007 2004.

Amnesty International, Report 2001, p. 61.

Amnesty International, Report 2001, p. 40.

Amnesty International, Report 2004, p. 57.

Amnesty International, Sierra Leone Amnesty International expresses dismay at 10 death sentences for treason, AI Index AFR 51 009 2004 (21 December 2004).

Call for an amnesty for all political prisoners.

Amnesty International, AI Index MDE 23 015 2001.

Amnesty International, Children and the Death Penalty Executions Worldwide Since 1990, AI Index ACT 50 010 2000, p. 7 and Amnesty International, Stop Child Executions

Amnesty International, Botswana, AI Index AFR 15 002 2001.

In China, during the strike hard campaign against criminality in 2001, Amnesty International recorded news of 2,468 executions, but Amnesty garnered news of only 763 executions in 2003.

She was actually coming out of an Amnesty International meeting.

Amnesty International, Protecting Migrant Workers' Rights, The Wire (Dec. 2004).

Source Data on executions derived from reports issued by Amnesty International.

Amnesty International, Report 2001, p. 207, and Report 2003, p. 215.

Affiliate members include Amnesty International and the Women's Environmental and Development Organization.

The programme does not offer an unconditional amnesty or immunity from prosecution.

Further, any rebel who surrenders would benefit from amnesty extended by the Government.

Amnesty International, Death Penalty News, AI Index ACT 53 001 2004 (June 2004).

Amnesty International, Death Penalty News, AI Index ACT 53 005 1999 (December 1999).

Amnesty International, Death Penalty News, AI Index ACT 53 003 2001 (June 2001).

Amnesty International, The Death Penalty in 2000, AI Index ASA 17 03 2002.

Amnesty International, Death Penalty News, AI Index ACT 53 002 2003 (March 2003).

Amnesty International, Death Penalty Developments 1999, AI Index ACT 50 04 00, p. 21.

11 Amnesty International, Women still under attack a systematic failure to protect (London, 2005).

The Amnesty International report on violence against women in Colombia conveys the seriousness of the situation.

See Amnesty International, ACT 50 004 2003, p. 1 see also Schabas, op. cit., p. 59.

Furthermore, in January 2003 counsel for Hanan Attia appended a briefing note from Amnesty International in London to his own observations, from which it was clear that counsel had made the State party's observations of 8 March 2002 available to Amnesty International.

Amnesty International, Colombia Scarred bodies, hidden crimes Sexual Violence against women in the armed conflict, p. 24.

Amnesty International, Democratic Republic of Congo Mass rape time for remedies , part II, report dated 26 October.

Amnesty International, Democratic Republic of Congo Mass rape time for remedies , part III, report dated 26 October.

Just before the hearing of his appeal, Parliament enacted Amnesty Law 82 21, thereby expunging his conviction.

Amnesty International, The Death Penalty Worldwide Developments in 2000, AI Index ACT 50 001 2001, p. 9.

Amnesty International, US Arbitrary, Discriminatory or Cruel, AI Index AMR 51 003 2002, pp. 8 and 9.

Amnesty International, for example, states that it uses the United Nations standards and norms in three ways.

Amnesty International Aruba held a silent procession to draw attention to the problem of violence against women.

According to Amnesty International, they were the most frequent victims of sexual harassment, especially in the workplace.

Since 1945, more than 500 cases of amnesty in post conflict transitions have been recorded since the 1970 s, at least 14 states including Spain, Mozambique, and Brazil have given amnesty to regimes guilty of serious human rights violations. In South Africa, amnesty was a key feature of the truth and reconciliation process that facilitated the peaceful transition from more than four decades of white minority rule to democracy.

Uganda has extended a clear and well publicized amnesty backed by law for any rebel who renounces rebellion.

2000, 3 WLR, 178 see also Amnesty International, Death Penalty Developments 2000, AI Index ACT 50 001 2001.

Therefore, to obtain an overall picture, information provided by non governmental organizations has been used, in particular Amnesty International.

In general terms, Amnesty International noted that conditions of detention often do not respect standards relating to fundamental human rights.

The action plan did not, however, envisage amnesty for war crimes, crimes against humanity or other gross human rights violations.

Specific operations are conducted to collect voluntarily surrendered arms and ammunition, under amnesty conditions, or if necessary, in more directed operations.