Agnès Callamard
Agnès Callamard is a prominent human rights advocate and the Secretary General of Amnesty International. Known for her strong stance on issues of accountability and justice, she has been vocal in demanding investigations into human rights abuses worldwide. Callamard has a background in international law and has previously served as the United Nations Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, where she highlighted cases of unlawful killings and advocated for the protection of human rights defenders.
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Portugal:
Agnès Callamard stated that the priority should be to end the ongoing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.
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Ireland:
Agnes Callamard is the head of Amnesty International who urged Ireland to pass the Bill.
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Ireland:
Agnes Callamard is the head of Amnesty International who urged Ireland to pass the Occupied Territories Bill.
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Colombia:
Agnès Callamard is the Secretary General of Amnesty International who criticized the Venezuelan government's practices.
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United Kingdom:
Agnès Callamard said refusal to suspend the agreement with Israel 'is a cruel and unlawful betrayal of the European project and vision.'
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Colombia:
Agnes Callamard is the Secretary General of Amnesty International who reported on human rights violations in Venezuela.
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Bolivia:
Agnès Callamard, the Secretary General of Amnesty International, described the announcement of sanctions against Albanese as a 'blatant attack'.
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United Kingdom:
Agnes Callamard, head of Amnesty International, expressed dismay over the sanctions against Francesca Albanese.
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Norway:
Agnès Callamard, the head of Amnesty International, expressed strong disagreement with the US government's decision to impose sanctions against Francesca Albanese.
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El Salvador:
Agnès Callamard is the Secretary General of Amnesty International, who emphasized the alarming pattern of government actions against dissent.
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