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The 26 pages that link to Amnesty International, each with the reason it gives.

• AmnestyRelated: Its advocacy often challenges impunity and opposes amnesties for serious human-rights violations.

• TortureRelated: Its documentation and advocacy have made torture prevention a sustained international campaign.

• Political prisonerRelated: Its prisoner-of-conscience campaigns helped popularize a distinct standard for identifying political imprisonment.

• Boko Haram insurgencyRelated: Its investigations documented abuses by insurgents and security forces during the conflict.

• CaracazoRelated: Its reporting documented allegations of killings and abuses during the crackdown.

• Political imprisonmentRelated: Its campaigns have publicized political prisoners and pressed governments to release them.

• Sex workers' rightsRelated: Its policy on sex work became a prominent human-rights intervention and point of public debate.

• Mstislav RostropovichRelated: Rostropovich’s advocacy aligned his public profile with international human-rights campaigns.

• North Korean human rightsRelated: Its reporting contributes evidence, while independent verification inside North Korea remains difficult.

• Boko HaramRelated: Its investigations have reported abuses by Boko Haram and violations by Nigerian security forces.

• Hassanal BolkiahRelated: It criticized Brunei’s penal code and urged the government to withdraw its harshest provisions.

• Philippine drug warRelated: Its investigations criticized the killings and called for independent accountability.

• Martial law under Ferdinand MarcosRelated: Its reporting brought international attention to detention and torture in the Philippines.

• Mordechai VanunuRelated: The organization campaigned for Vanunu and described him as a prisoner of conscience.

• Wei JingshengRelated: The organization advocated for Wei during his imprisonment.

• Chris AnyanwuRelated: The organization campaigned for Anyanwu’s release during her imprisonment.

• Jack MapanjeRelated: Its campaign helped bring international pressure for Mapanje’s release.

• Joseph KonyRelated: Its human-rights framework contrasts with arguments for reconciliation and amnesty in northern Uganda.

• Mumia Abu-JamalRelated: Its 2000 report criticized aspects of Abu-Jamal’s trial and called for a new sentencing hearing.

• Nizar NayyoufRelated: The organization publicized Nayyouf's detention and urged action on his behalf.