Amnesty International
ON THE RECORD · 7 verbatim quotes · every quote source-verified
“The argument for a UK ban on trade with settlements is clear. The UK government itself accepts it should take stronger action in response to settlement expansion and annexation. The International Court of Justice has directed states not to trade with Israel in relation to the Occupied Palestinian Territory; and there is precedent in UK law and policy to not trade with illegally occupied lands, ie Crimea and other illegally occupied parts of Ukraine.”
Amnesty International · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-26
Amnesty International called on the UK government to implement a ban on trade with Israeli settlements in a recent parliamentary briefing.
“while uniformed officers, who escorted them toward the crowd, stand beside them and make no attempt to intervene”
Amnesty International · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-24
Amnesty found men in civilian clothing beating protesters while uniformed officers stood beside them and made no attempt to intervene.
“directly contradicts [the police’s] account”
Amnesty International · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-24
Amnesty says the evidence it has gathered directly contradicts the Delhi Police's account of the use of force.
“The weapons were deployed in a manner that breached international law and standards and domestic policing guidelines,”
Amnesty International · said 2026-08-24 · reported 2026-08-24
Amnesty said in a statement on Monday that the weapons were deployed in a manner that breached international law and domestic policing guidelines.
“is inherently inaccurate and presents a high risk of serious injuries to the targeted person and even bystanders”
Amnesty International · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-24
Amnesty said birdshot ammunition is inherently inaccurate and presents a high risk of serious injuries to the targeted person and bystanders.
“Tear gas grenades releasing an excessive amount of explosive energy are extremely dangerous and should be prohibited for use in public assemblies,”
Amnesty International · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-24
Amnesty said tear gas grenades releasing excessive explosive energy are extremely dangerous and should be prohibited for use in public assemblies.