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amnesty ireland

# amnesty-ireland - Tuesday 26 March, 2013

Column: The arms trade is global, deadly and very poorly regulated

A global arms trade treaty could save some of the estimated 200,000 people killed every year as a result of armed conflict – but its success depends on the US President holding his nerve, writes Colm O’Gorman. If President Obama can hold his nerve.

# amnesty-ireland - Sunday 9 December, 2012

Write for Rights: The story of Narges Mohammadi

Imprisoned Iranian human rights worker is one of 12 the cases that Amnesty International wants to highlight – and get help with – before 2012 is out.

# amnesty-ireland - Saturday 8 December, 2012

Human Rights This post contains videos

Write for Rights: The story of Chiou Ho-Shun

Taiwanese man wrongfully on death row is one of 12 the human rights abuse cases that Amnesty International wants to highlight – and get help with – before 2012 is out.

# amnesty-ireland - Friday 7 December, 2012

Amnesty launches Christmas letter campaign

Azza Hilal Ahmad Suleiman’s story is one of 12 the human rights group wants to highlight – and get help with – before 2012 is out.

# amnesty-ireland - Thursday 15 November, 2012

Over 18,000 sign petition demanding equal access to healthcare

Amnesty Ireland’s petition calls for the provision of equal access to healthcare based on the needs of the patient rather than their ability to pay.

# amnesty-ireland - Tuesday 27 March, 2012

Health This post contains videos

VIDEO: Healthcare – who needs it, wha’?

What do you think of this Amnesty Ireland campaign to spark a debate about access to health services?

# amnesty-ireland - Wednesday 14 March, 2012

From The Daily Edge Healthcare This post contains videos

Want timely healthcare? Just get three medical cards…

Amnesty International’s new campaign for equal access to healthcare in Ireland features Karl Spain, Eric Lalor, Colin Murphy, Peter Coonan, Eleanor Tiernan and Brían Gleeson.