![Credit: VOA [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons.](https://www.wessexscene.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Turkey-press-freedom-Wessex-Scene-359x201.jpg "Pelin Ünker Sentenced to Jail in Turkey for Paradise Papers Reporting")
Pelin Ünker Sentenced to Jail in Turkey for Paradise Papers Reporting
Editor Ivan Morris Poxton discusses the case of Pelin Ünker to highlight Turkey’s track record on the imprisonment of journalists.
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Torture and Suicide in Australia’s Refugee Detention Centres
Max Burt uncovers the human rights abuses towards asylum seekers detained in Australia’s offshore detention centres in the islands of Nauru and Manus.
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‘I told the judge I was 15’: Children and South Sudan’s Death Penalty
Elin Dawes, Social Secretary of SUSU Amnesty, looks at Amnesty’s report on children being subjected to the death penalty in South Sudan.
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This Week in British Politics 19-25 February 2018
Catch up with all the latest political goings-on here.
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SUSU Amnesty Child Refugees Sponsored Walk
Lucy Stephenson highlights the immensity of the current refugee crisis, and urges students to take part in SUSU Amnesty’s sponsored walk to Winchester tomorrow.
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Politically Motivated? Head of Argentinian Human Rights Group Charged
One of Argentina’s most popular human rights activists has been charged with misusing public funds. Cameron Ridgway investigates.
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Chechnya: The Gay Genocide and the Case for Action
Samuel Tyler argues for a strong British response to LGBT persecution in Chechnya.
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How To Get Away With Murder
Are western countries attitudes to human rights abuses driven by financial gain? David Roberts argues yes.
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Prison Riots Are a Symptom of a Much Bigger Problem
In the wake of a series of prison riots across the UK, Max Perry argues that reform is desperately needed.
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Can H&M Ever Redefine The Meaning Of Being Ladylike?
Why are H&M trying to redefine what it means to be ladylike when they are far from being the pioneers of feminism?
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