Joint NGO World Human Rights Day Statement: Hong Kong Should Immediately Release Chow Hang-tung and Lee Cheuk-yan
10 December 2025
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Hong Kong: Government must investigate and allow freedom of expression following deadly fire
AMNESTY INTERNATIONALQUOTE1 December 2025
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COP30: People, not profits and power, must be at the heart of negotiations at UN Climate summit
COP30 leaders must keep people, and not profits and power, at the heart of negotiations by committing to protect and address activists’ demands to ramp up the climate action our planet urgently needs – a full, fast, fair and funded fossil-fuel phase-out and just transition to sustainable energy for all, in all sectors, Amnesty International said ahead of the annual UN climate summit in Brazil.
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Application to Dismiss Subversion Charges Against Chow Hang-tung Rejected
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Joint NGO letter to demand immediate and unconditional release of Chow Hang-tung and Lee Cheuk-yan
We, the undersigned 92 civil society organisations and individuals, call on the governments of the G7 and EU/EEA members to exert diplomatic pressure, both bilaterally and multilaterally, on the Hong Kong government to drop all charges and release Chow Hang-tung and Lee Cheuk-yan immediately and unconditionally.
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HK Alliance Trial Date Postponed Again: Hong Kong Government’s Use of Prolonged Pre-Trial Detention Violates the Right to a Fair Trial
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Court Deadline Approaches: Amnesty International Hong Kong Overseas Submits Petition Urging Government to Expedite Same-Sex Partnership Legislation
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China: Hong Kong bookseller Gui Minhai must be released after decade of cruel secrecy
Ahead of the 10-year anniversary of the disappearance of Swedish bookseller Gui Minhai, who is currently imprisoned in an unknown location in China on unsubstantiated “spying” charges, Amnesty International’s China Director Sarah Brooks said:
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HOW COULD THIS VERDICT BE ‘LEGAL’? THE ROLE OF CHINA’S COURTS IN TARGETING HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS
Chinese courts are systematically weaponizing vague national security and public order laws to silence human rights defenders, Amnesty International’s new report exposes the judiciary’s central role in sustaining the Beijing authorities’ crackdown on fundamental freedoms.
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Stand up for love: Demand equality for same-sex couples in Hong Kong
Love is a human right, and equality cannot wait. Hong Kong prides itself on being a modern, inclusive city, yet same-sex couples here are still denied the right to legally register their partnerships. Without this recognition, countless couples are left without protection, dignity, and the basic rights that all families deserve.
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Pakistan: Mass surveillance and censorship machine is fueled by Chinese, European, Emirati and North American companies
Pakistan’s unlawful mass surveillance and censorship expansion is powered by a nexus of companies based in Germany, France, United Arab Emirates (UAE), China, Canada, and the United States, Amnesty International said today in a new report “Shadows of Control”. The year-long investigation was carried out in collaboration with Paper Trail Media, DER STANDARD, Follow the Money, The Globe and Mail, Justice For Myanmar, InterSecLab and the Tor Project.
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30 LGBTI Groups from Asia Call on Hong Kong Government to Establish a Legal Framework that Fully Recognizes and Protects Same-sex Partnerships
Amnesty Hong Kong OverseasQuotes8 Sep 2025