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    Transnational activism, Amnesty International and human rights in China: the implications of consistent civil and political rights framing

    Transnational activism, Amnesty International and human rights in China: the implications of consistent civil and political rights framing by Fleay, Caroline

    Published 2011
    “…This article explores Amnesty International's consistent focus on civil and political rights in its campaigning on China. …”
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    Letter-writing and Transnational Activism on Behalf of Indonesian Political Prisoners: Gatot Lestario and his Legacy

    Letter-writing and Transnational Activism on Behalf of Indonesian Political Prisoners: Gatot Lestario and his Legacy by Hearman, Vannessa

    Published 2016
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    From Indonesia with Love: Friendships between Political Prisoners and their Pen Pals and the Creation of Human Rights Activist Networks

    From Indonesia with Love: Friendships between Political Prisoners and their Pen Pals and the Creation of Human Rights Activist Networks by Hearman, Vannessa

    Published 2020
    “…The incarceration of leftists in Indonesia under the army-dominated Suharto regime from 1965 to the late 1990s led to advocacy campaigns on their behalf by Amnesty International and the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). …”
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    Effectiveness of international actors in debate of human rights in Iran 1990-2008.

    Effectiveness of international actors in debate of human rights in Iran 1990-2008. by Davoodifard, Hassan, Jawan, Jayum

    Published 2011
    “…It focuses on the role of international human rights actors such as European Union (UN), and international nongovernmental organizations (INGOs) such as Amnesty International (AI) and Human Rights Watch (HRW), and domestic Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) involved in promoting human rights in Iran. …”
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    A legal study of migrant workers rights in Malaysia / Nur Anieza Anis Mohd Ariffin and Farah Hazwani Mohd Zulkufli

    A legal study of migrant workers rights in Malaysia / Nur Anieza Anis Mohd Ariffin and Farah Hazwani Mohd Zulkufli by Mohd Ariffin, Nur Anieza Anis, Mohd Zulkufli, Farah Hazwani

    Published 2016
    “…Few interview conducted by Amnesty International and H.R. Watch in regards of abuses cases among migrant workers has been reviewed and were used to support the information. …”
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    A study of the internal security act 1960 (act 82) in Malaysia and its human rights implications in Malaysia / Luke Ressa Balang, Zaki Asyraf Zubir and Firdaus Azmir Md Nor

    A study of the internal security act 1960 (act 82) in Malaysia and its human rights implications in Malaysia / Luke Ressa Balang, Zaki Asyraf Zubir and Firdaus Azmir Md Nor by Balang, Luke Ressa, Zubir, Zaki Asyraf, Md Nor, Firdaus Azmir

    Published 2006
    “…Some recommendations would be reference from the Independent body on what should be amended in the provisions of Internal Security Act. The Amnesty International, SUHAKAM, would be the best reference for us to analyze the weaknesses and challenges of ISA in Malaysia.…”
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    Role of International Actors in Human Rights Issues in Iran from 1990-2008

    Role of International Actors in Human Rights Issues in Iran from 1990-2008 by Fard, Hassan Davoodi

    Published 2010
    “…It focuses on the role of international human rights actors such as European Union, and international nongovernmental organizations such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, and domestic nongovernmental organizations involved in promoting human rights in Iran. …”
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    Way to measure the concept precarious working conditions in oil palm plantations

    Way to measure the concept precarious working conditions in oil palm plantations by Kumar M., Dileep, Ismail, Noor Azizi, Govindarajo, Normala S

    Published 2014
    “…These conditions to be correlated with the term “precarious working conditions’ in small holding oil palm plantations.Due to lack of availability of the locals to engage in oil palm work, the plantations have to depend on foreign workers do all these ‘dirty, dangerous and distance’ workers in oil palm plantations.Except a few literature available from Amnesty international and local NGOs, there is less evidence to prove the existence of such exploitative working conditions in oil palm plantations. …”
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