Amnesty International researcher, Joe Freeman, explains what life is like inside Myanmar today as the military junta cling to power against rising insurgencies across the country.Joe was speaking about Myanmar and Aung San Suu Kyi in The...

Amnesty International's Security Lab revealed that a handful of iPhones, mostly belonging to journalists and human rights activists, were successfully infected with Pegasus spyware. While the majority of iPhones users are not affected,...

Tanzania is facing a severe political crisis as post-election protests have turned deadly, with opposition groups claiming hundreds killed amid an internet blackout and military deployment following Wednesday's contentious vote.

Amnesty International Australia honours Anas al-Sharif for brave Gaza reporting, calls his killing a war crime and demands accountability.

Tensions flared in the Gulf of Oman after Iran claimed it had warned a US Navy destroyer to change its course as it neared Iranian territorial waters. The Iranian Navy stated that it issued a radio warning, prompting the vessel to alter...

Transport Minister Marc Garneau says a “racist” email sent around a Transport Canada department 10 years ago is “absolutely unacceptable” and he has reopened an investigation into what happened.

Transport Canada investigated allegations one of its workers sent a “racist” email to coworkers 10 years ago, while the woman who reported the email says it was covered up.

Tensions remain high after weeks of violent protests in Iran left hundreds dead and many looking to see what will follow — more crackdowns or louder calls for change.

Yang Hengjun, a former Chinese diplomat turned online journalist, has been held in China since January.

Egypt's SSSP misusing 'counterterror legislation' routinely to prosecute thousands of government critics, report says.

Amnesty International has published a report detailing a range of human rights abuses in Chile since protests started a month ago.

Amnesty International says Bangladesh authorities allegedly responsible for extrajudicial killings.

Announcement by president that prime minister would eventually step down is 'not enough', say protesters.

US air raids targeting Al-Shabab are killing a growing number of civilians, rights groups say.

Amnesty International says Myanmar military, ethnic armed groups guilty of abuses amid fighting in northern state.

Court rejects attempt to stop Israeli firm NSO selling hacking technology.

We debate Indian Prime Minister's overhaul of the agriculture sector, and discuss Bangladesh’s Rohingya relocation plan.

Footballers go missing in Uganda in a carbon copy disappearance from earlier tournaments.

We ask Afghan negotiator Fawzia Koofi about a deal with the Taliban and debate France’s controversial 'security' law.

The idea of regional disembarkation platforms outside the EU for migrants trying to reach Europe is gaining momentum.



European institutions believe these platforms could help distinguish economic migrants from...

Police declared many of the demonstrations illegal, shutting them down whenever they could, and that's not sitting well with Amnesty International.

Activists in Montreal to accept Ambassador of Conscience award

CBC News speaks with Lama Fakih, a senior crisis adviser with Amnesty International

'We believe this temporary humanitarian operation will work,' says Turkey's Ambassador to Canada Selcuk Unal