AI AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASE   Croatia must speed up war crimes prosecutions   (Brussels 9 December 2010) The Croatian authorities should prioritise and speed up the prosecution of war crimes suspects, Amnesty International has said in a report, Behind a wall of silence:...

15/04/2009 – In view of the General Affairs and External Relations Council on 27/28 April 2009, Amnesty International once again calls on the EU to consistently apply its own Guidelines by adopting clear conclusions in favour of full investigation and accountability for violations of...

Croatia: A window of opportunity to end war crimes impunity (Zagreb, 11 April) Speaking today at the end of her visit to Croatia, Secretary General Irene Khan commended recent progress to address impunity for war crimes while highlighting Amnesty International’s continuing concerns about the...

Chad: Escalating conflict risks war crimes; threatens deployment of EU forces As the conflict between the Chadian government and armed groups escalates, Amnesty International today called on all parties to the conflict not to attack civilians. “The escalation of the conflict threatens the...

Subject : Visit of Sudanese President Bashir to Italy on 14 September The human rights situation in Sudan continues to be one of the most pressing humanitarian crises in the world today, and one to which the international community has failed for far too long to provide an effective response. Ahead...

AI Index IOR 40/025/2002 Click here to link to full document. See also our press release (02/09/2002) with links to other documents on this subject (go to “press releases” tab).