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A group of non-governmental organizations say they will sue Denmark to end the country’s continued arms exports to Israel.

A group of NGOs today said they will sue the Danish state to end the Nordic countrys arms exports to Israel, citing concerns that its weapons were being used to...

Three Danish organizations along with the Palestinian human rights group Al-Haq have together filed a lawsuit against Denmark for its export of weapons to Israel.

A Bahraini activist fears she may spend years in prison after she returns this week to support her father, a jailed pro-democracy protest leader who she says is on hunger strike.Maryam al-Khawaja told AFP she expects to be arrested on arrival in the Gulf kingdom, where she was convicted in absentia of assaulting police on her last visit in 2014, a charge she denies.Amnesty International secretary general Agnes Callamard will accompany Khawaja because "there is no other other option to save ...

A Bahraini activist fears she may spend years in prison after she returns this week to support her father, a jailed pro-democracy protest leader who she says is on hunger strike.

A Bahraini activist fears she may spend years in prison after she returns this week to support her father, a jailed pro-democracy protest leader who she says is on hunger strike.

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Fortress Denmark wants to send its asylum seekers outside Europe 194 COPENHAGEN, June 3, 2021 (BSS/AFP) – Denmark already has one of Europe’s harshest stances on immigration, but the wealthy Scandinavian country is set to adopt legislation on Thursday enabling it to open asylum centres outside Europe where applicants would be sent to live. The latest move by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen’s Social Democratic anti-immigration government is aimed at deterring migrants from coming to Denma...

Denmark on Thursday ratcheted up its tough anti-immigration laws by adopting new legislation enabling it to open asylum centres outside Europe where applicants would be sent to live. The latest move by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksens Social Democratic anti-immigration government is aimed at deterring migrants from coming to Denmark at all. Asylum seekers would now have to submit an application in person at the Danish border and then be flown to an asylum centre outside Europe while their appl...

English News and Press Release on Denmark about Protection and Human Rights; published on 18 May 2021 by Amnesty