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Amnesty International is calling for the abolition of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement after documenting what it describes as widespread human rights violations. The human rights organization says its findings show systemic abuses within the agency's immigration enforcement operations and argues the agency cannot be reformed. The call adds to ongoing political debate in the United States over ICE's role and the future of immigration enforcement.

Amnesty International UK has condemned the arrests of protesters taking place outside the Labour Party Conference. The human rights organisation says the detentions of demonstrators at the conference site raise serious concerns about the right to peaceful protest in Britain. The statement criticises the police response to people gathered outside the venue during the party's annual gathering.

Amnesty International USA is calling for the abolition of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, joined by rights group Genocide Watch amplifying the demand. The call frames the agency's detention and deportation practices as human rights abuses, adding a prominent international rights voice to a long-running campaign by activists and progressive lawmakers to dismantle ICE.

Amnesty International has accused the Malian armed forces and the Russian Wagner Group of committing war crimes, according to a report by legal news outlet Jurist. The allegation targets the conduct of Malian troops and the Russian paramilitary contractor in Mali, where both have been engaged in counterinsurgency operations. The rights group's accusations add to growing international scrutiny of Wagner's activities in Africa.

Amnesty International says Mali's armed forces and fighters from Russia's Wagner Group have committed war crimes, citing growing concern over abuses tied to their joint operations against armed groups. The allegation intensifies scrutiny of Mali's military government and its partnership with Wagner, which has already drawn international criticism, sanctions debates and questions over accountability for civilian deaths.

Amnesty International accuses the Malian army and the Wagner paramilitary group of committing war crimes in Mali. Between June 2023 and December 2025, the rights group documented the killing of at least 34 civilians in seven villages across the Segou, Mopti and Timbuktu regions. The findings add to long-standing allegations of abuses by Malian forces and Russian-linked fighters against civilians.

Amnesty International has criticised the advancement of LNG Canada's Phase II project, calling it a major blow to climate action and Indigenous rights. The human rights organisation says the liquefied natural gas expansion in British Columbia conflicts with emissions commitments and undermines the rights of Indigenous communities affected by the development.