The hill of Hoxton on Bluesky? Yet another nail in the X coffin!
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Global Website Editor at Amnesty International They/them
The hill of Hoxton on Bluesky? Yet another nail in the X coffin!
02.06.2025 17:11 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0Last month, President Trump issued an Executive Order authorizing sanctions on the ICC and its Chief Prosecutor. The US sanctions pose a dire threat to the ICC, as well as to the broader international rule of law and its multilateral system.
Here's what you need to know π
Trump's sanctions on the ICC are a huge blow to human rights. There is no denying that.
But we should remember that there is still a powerful network of people who believe in international justice. This includes political leaders who can challenge these sanctions.
NEW REPORT: π¨ Automated Racism
Read on: www.amnesty.org.uk/predictive-p...
We have EXPOSED how 75% of police forces across the UK are using technology trying to βpredict crimeβ. It means police are racially profiling thousands.
Sign the petition: www.amnesty.org.uk/actions/ban-...
Update: Pannir's execution delayed at the eleventh hour to allow for an appeal.
This is good news, but it is still humane to bring Pannir and his family to the brink, time and time again.
The Malaysian government must step in and arrange an extradition.
South Africa: LGBTI Activist and the first openly gay imam, Muhsin Hendricks, has been murdered
Imam Hendricks fought tirelessly for the rights of the LGBTI people, despite reportedly receiving regular death threats. His legacy will live on.
There must be a prompt, effective and thorough investigation into his murder.
A few months ago, Amnesty heard from Pannir's sister Angelia.
She talked about her childhood memories with her brother and the impact his sentencing has on her and her family.
www.amnesty.org/en/latest/ca...
Singapore's alarming execution spree continues. Pannir Selvan Pranthaman, a Malaysian national accused of drug related charges, is scheduled to be executed on Thursday 20 February.
This execution is arbitrary and unlawful and should be halted immediately.
www.amnesty.org/en/latest/ne...
In Sept last year, Iwao Hakamada was acquitted after five decades on death row in Japan.
After all that time, his sister Hideko never gave up on him.
www.amnesty.org/en/latest/ca...
This report is part of a wider piece of work on human rights violations and instability in Haiti. You can learn more about the political context and other abuses that have been documented in our evergreen page. www.amnesty.org/en/projects/...
12.02.2025 09:41 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0"I am a child, why did this happen to me?"
@amnesty.org's new report details the catastrophic impact that gangs in Haiti have on children.
We're calling on the Haitian authorities and the intl community to step up to its responsibilities.
www.amnesty.org/en/latest/ne...
When employers allow their staff to unionize, human rights in the workplace improve. It's that simple
The right to join a union is not only a manifestation of our freedom of association. It is also a key mechanism that allows workers to enjoy all other rights too.
www.amnesty.org/en/latest/ca...
Double page spread from the Guardian with lots of photos of couples getting married
"Rainbow flags flew above Thailandβs parliament yesterday and more than 1,800 same-sex couples wed, after the country became the first in southeast Asia to recognise equal marriage." Guardian
24.01.2025 09:11 β π 2662 π 266 π¬ 21 π 19In the lead up to an upcoming @amnesty.org launch on garment workers in South Asia, we're publishing a series of blog posts that explain some of the issues in the report.
To kick things off, we're talking about living wages, how they're calculated and why they are different than the minimum wage.
So that's me.
Who do you folks think I should be following on here?
I'm a big ole leftie queer who thinks that #TransRights are human rights, that trade #unions are fab and that #humanity is worth fighting for.
22.01.2025 15:04 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0a very quick introduction - I work in digital engagement for human rights organisations and am the Website Editor for @amnesty.org. I'm into #SEO,
#a11y, #UX and #DesignJustice and learning about the opportunities (and challenges) new trends in digital comms poses to social justice movements.