Amnesty scathes EU presidency inaction

Ireland’s European Union presidency must be used to prioritise human rights, Amnesty International said today.

Amnesty scathes EU presidency inaction
Wed, 26 May, 2004 - 15:21

Ireland’s European Union presidency must be used to prioritise human rights, Amnesty International said today.

The group said the 25-bloc EU has not lived up to its potential to protect human rights.

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