November 2002
Criticism of the Nigerian Government for Failing to Halt Stoning Sentences
Amnesty International has condemned the Nigerian government for not stopping stoning sentences from Sharia courts, particularly criticizing the lack of clarity on whether these sentences…
Widespread Protests in Pakistan Against US Decision to Execute a Pakistani - 2002-11-13
Widespread protests erupted in Pakistan against the US decision to execute Mir Aimal Kansi, who was convicted of killing two CIA agents in 1993. Activists…
Amnesty International Condemns Execution of CIA Employee's Killer
Amnesty International has condemned the upcoming execution of Mir Aimal Kansi, a Pakistani man convicted of killing two CIA employees in 1993. His mother and…
Reaction of Amnesty International to the Release of Abdollah Nouri - November 8, 2002
Amnesty International praised the release of Abdollah Nouri on November 5, 2002, and urged for the freedom of all prisoners of conscience. This highlights ongoing…
Women and the World - 2002-11-06
The article discusses the establishment of a new international criminal court and highlights the ongoing issues of women's rights, particularly in the context of stoning…
Amnesty International Accuses Israel of Committing War Crimes - 2002-11-04
Amnesty International has accused Israeli forces of war crimes in the West Bank, citing unlawful killings and the use of civilians as human shields. The…
Partial Agreement in Ivory Coast - 2002-11-02
The Ivorian government and rebels have reached a partial agreement to end a six-week rebellion, with amnesty for rebel soldiers and a commitment to open…