Riccardo Noury
Portavoce di Amnesty International Italia, di cui fa parte dal 1980. Autore e coautore di numerose pubblicazioni sui diritti umani, l'ultima delle quali è "Srebrenica. La giustizia negata" (con Luca Leone, Infinito Edizioni 2015). Blogger per il Corriere della Sera, il Fatto quotidiano, Articolo 21 e collaboratore di Pressenza.
The European Council against the trade in instruments of torture
On March 31, the Committee of Ministers of the European Council adopted a formal recommendation by which the 47 member states will effectively fight the trade in torture equipment. The recommendation, long solicited by Amnesty International and Omega Research Foundation, provides for the total ban to the trading of any… »
The international criminal court opens the investigation into the “situation in Palestine”
On March 3, the prosecutor Fatou Bensouda formalized the opening of the investigation of the International Criminal Court on the “situation in Palestine”. The investigation will focus on crimes under international law committed since June 13 2014 in the occupied Palestinian territories: the West Bank including East Jerusalem and the… »
UN: increasing support for moratorium on executions
During the December 16th vote, a large majority of the General Assembly Member States voted for the eighth time in favour of a resolution against executions, so that another step has been taken towards the global abolition of the death penalty. 123 countries voted in favour. When it was first… »
Hong Kong: the High Court criticizes the police forces’ behaviour
Despite the rapidly worsening situation in terms of human rights, Hong Kong overtakes Italy in about one thing: police officers can be identified by appropriate alphanumeric codes. They tend to hide them, though. On November 19th, the High Court stated that concealing their codes during the demonstrations that occurred in… »
Qatar, two small steps forward in protecting the rights of migrant workers
On August 30, the Qatari authorities published two measures, announced in October 2019, intended – if fully implemented – to improve the protection of the rights and living conditions of migrant workers, massively present in the Gulf emirate. The first measure removes the employer’s “no-objection certificate”, allowing migrant workers to… »
Belarus, Historic Moment: The Supreme Court Cancels a Death Sentence
On June 30th the Supreme court of Belarus has upheld Viktar Skrundzig’s appeal by cancelling his death sentence issued three months earlier by the Slukts City Court and by arranging a review of his case and a retrial. Skrundzig was found guilty for murdering two elderly persons, burned to death… »
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