Приклади вживання Amnesty international said Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Ukrainian and rebel forces must immediatelyend indiscriminate attacks in residential areas, Amnesty International said today after at least nine civilians were killed in strikes on a school and a bus in Donetsk.
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The armed group calling itself the Donetsk People's Republic(DPR) must not carry out'executions', including a reported threat ofkilling prisoners facing life sentences, Amnesty International said today.
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The Russian authorities must promptly find and bring to justice all those responsible for a violent homophobic attack in St Petersburg that has left two people injured,including one who has been left blind in one eye, Amnesty International said.
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Despite efforts by police today, Ukrainian authorities should have done more in advance to prevent violent attacks against gayPride marchers several of whom were injured today, Amnesty International said.
The new“hooliganism” charges levelled against crew members involved in last month's Greenpeace Arctic Sunrise protest in Russian waters are inappropriate andshould be dropped, Amnesty International said today.
The de facto authorities of the self-proclaimed, Russian-backed“Donetsk People's Republic” in eastern Ukraine have convicted a retired university professor after unfair andabsurd proceedings, Amnesty International said today.
A crackdown on peaceful protests across Russia in which hundreds of people were arrested and numerous others beaten bypolice demonstrates the authorities' utter contempt for fundamental human rights, Amnesty International said today.
The Russian authorities must immediately and unconditionally release scores of peaceful protesters detained today and investigate allegations that the police used abusive force in Saint Petersburg andYakutsk, Amnesty International said today.
Residents of the Ukrainian town of Debaltseve are reaching breaking point, with thousands desperately sheltering from heavy shelling and lacking running water, food,electricity and basic medical supplies, Amnesty International said.
All but one of independent Crimean Tatar-language media outlets- including those providing children's entertainment- will be shut down on 1 April as the midnightdeadline expires for re-registration under a Russian law, Amnesty International said.
Today's decision by the St Petersburg City Court to deny the appeal of a prominent Russian non-governmental organization(NGO) against a previous court order to register as a“foreign agent” is a legalassault on the whole of civil society in Russia, Amnesty International said.
Hefty prison sentences of up to two decades handed down by a Russian military court against two Ukrainian activists today are a blatant injustice after a patently unfairtrial marred by credible allegations of torture, Amnesty International said.
A mortar strike on a trolleybus that killed at least eight and possibly as many as 15 civilians in pro-Russian separatist controlled Donetsk this morning is likely to be a violation of international humanitarian law and must be investigated promptly andimpartially, Amnesty International said.
The abduction of Leonid Razvozzhayev from Ukraine, allegedly by Russian Federation government agents, may have constituted a violation of the country's obligations under international human rights law and the UN Refugee Convention andtherefore must be promptly investigated, Amnesty International said.