Friday, 23 February 2018 ()
The group's annual report claims that increasingly world leaders are "undermining the rights of millions." It sees a "feeble response" to crimes against humanity from Syria to South Sudan.
Friday, 23 February 2018 ()
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▶ Amnesty's Annual Report Offers a Scathing Assessment of the World's Human Rights 02:07From U.S. President Trump’s Muslim ban, to Myanmar’s ethnic cleansing campaign, the world has spent the past year coping with discriminatory policies, atrocities, and hate-filled rhetoric from leaders, Amnesty International says in its latest report. |
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