Amnesty International today condemned the forcible removal by police of more than 700 people, including refugees and asylum-seekers,

Jenni Williams and Magodonga Mahlangu, the leaders of the activist organisation Women of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA) were granted bail on 3 July by the High Court.

Amnesty International today said that it is deeply disturbed by the continuing campaign of state violence and intimidation as part of a deliberate strategy by the Zimbabwean government to ensure that Robert Mugabe wins today’s presidential election.

Gramsci wrote that "the mode of being of the new intellectual can no longer consist in eloquence …

Amnesty International annual report launched

This accessibly written booklet responds to some of the fears and myths about refugees, asylum seekers and migrant workers. http://www.erp.org.za/pdf/fugee%20booklet_WEB.pdf

Human Rights Education Trainers from International South Africa, ended a three day training and commit to another cycle.

Amnesty International today called on the South African government to take all necessary

We are pleased to announce that the HRE Network website is launched today, Wednesday 30th April 2008!

18 April 2008 - Zimbabweans had little to celebrate on Friday 18 April, the 28th anniversary of their country's independence.

PRETORIA - April 18, Zimbabwe Independence Day, does not mean much to most Zimbabweans as AI activists join other civil society organisation to demonstrate calling for an end to post election violence.

Tomorrow is Independence Day for Zimbabwe, 28 years after independence from colonial rule there is not much to celebrate for many Zimbabwean people.

Opposition parties in Zimbabwe have complained of violence against people perceived to be their supporters

As leaders of Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) states prepare for an emergency meeting regarding the ongoing political crisis in Zimbabwe,

DURBAN — March 21, 2008— Yesterday the Umlazi - Durban Equality Court in KwaZulu Natal, ruled in favour of a woman who was stripped two years ago by four men at Umlazi T. Section for wearing pants

On 29 March 2008, Zimbabweans took part in a general election to elect members of the parliament, local councillors and a president

South Africa: "I am at the lowest end of all"

Launch of the SVAW Safe Schools Project for Amnesty International

Iran: UA 25/08 - Possible prisoners of conscience/fear of torture or ill-treatment Iran: UA 25/08

Amnesty International condemns the decision to sentence to death journalist Perwiz Kambakhsh

Zimbabwe's main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), is preparing to stage nationwide political demonstrations in advance of the presidential and parliamentary elections, scheduled to take place on 29 March 2008.

The Rights Education Action Project (REAP) training workshop held on the 4th - 9th November revealed that Khayelitsha is the most unsafe place for women, men and children on issues of Gender Based Violence in South Africa.

“[Develop] the spirit of self-criticism: the ability of each person to make specific analysis of his or her own work,

AISA-REAP goes on line to mobilise towards growth through technology.

Calls for interns postponed

Greetings from the AISA National Office

Response to comments made by Cardinal Martino on Amnesty International policy on sexual and reproductive rights.

Two events related to Human Rights Education were held in Western Cape as part of National Woman’s day calendar August 9th 2007

Acting Director on Make Some Noise Campaign

AI Durban group writes letters

REAP 2005 report and other reports now available on site

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Sexual violence against children takes a different shape.

Good News from AI South Africa and the Sinethemba Shelter

SVAW is one of our key focus areas so

Amnesty UCT joins Stand Up in a night vigil, lighting a candle to mark continued violation of womens'right in Darfur.

Alinka, HRE coordinator for Rhodes shares with AISA...

This year we celebrate two anniversaries among the main

Where is rape and sexual violence in the debate about crime?

Working with multipliers

Limpopo Province ready for theatre on SVAW...

Two young AI Slovenia commit to assist REAP South Africa...here is one of them

Tranining of trainers in Western Cape highlights that...