Amnesty International's 2025 annual report reveals a concerning global decline in human rights, particularly during the first 100 days of Donald Trump's second term as US president. The report details widespread attacks on human rights, both domestically and internationally.
The report criticizes Trump's actions as detrimental to human rights, international law, and the United Nations. Amnesty International expresses concern over the implications of a second Trump term for American democracy and global stability.
Beyond Trump's presidency, the report emphasizes several key concerns:
The report highlights a global increase in authoritarian practices, exacerbated by Trump's return to power.
The report notes improvements in Brazil following the Supreme Court's decision on the decriminalization of marijuana for personal use. However, it also criticizes ongoing issues:
The report concludes with a stark warning: Failure to address these issues will lead to further deterioration of human rights globally.
The report accuses Israel of committing genocide in the Gaza Strip and practicing apartheid in its territory and the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. It details widespread destruction, high casualty rates among civilians, and restrictions on freedom of expression.