Protests continue in front of Amnesty International's office in Sydney, Australia.

Demonstrators show up once again at 79 Myrtle St, Chippendale, accusing the human rights organisation of spreading Russian propaganda and discrediting the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Protesters in Sydney are calling on Amnesty's secretary-general Agnes Callamard to resign and for investigations into the link with Russia to be conducted.

Last week, Amnesty International published a report stating that the army's tactics, such as setting up military bases in residential areas,
endanger the lives of civilians in the country.

The organisation said that it "deeply regrets the distress and anger that our press release on the Ukrainian military's fighting tactics has caused."

Ukrainians and their supporters protested at the Sydney office of Amnesty International at 79 Myrtle St, Chippendale as they accuse them of spreading Russian propaganda and trying to discredit the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Senior Crisis Advisor of Amnesty International Donatella Rovera published a report last week, saying the presence of Ukrainian troops in residential areas heightened risks to civilians during Russia's invasion. On Sunday the group said, "Amnesty International deeply regrets the distress and anger that our press release on the Ukrainian military's fighting tactics has caused." Protesters chanted for the Amnesty secretary-general Agnes Callamard to resign. The demands of the protesters were…
- Resignation of Agnes Callamard
- Resignation of Donatella Rovero
- Retraction of the report
- Investigation into links with Russia
- Public statement to the media that Amnesty International were wrong, explaining the one-sided and manipulative nature of the report

Ukrainians and their supporters protested at the Sydney office of Amnesty International at 79 Myrtle St, Chippendale as they accuse them of spreading Russian propaganda and trying to discredit the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Senior Crisis Advisor of Amnesty International Donatella Rovera published a report last week, saying the presence of Ukrainian troops in residential areas heightened risks to civilians during Russia's invasion. On Sunday the group said, "Amnesty International deeply regrets the distress and anger that our press release on the Ukrainian military's fighting tactics has caused." The demands of the protesters were…
- Resignation of Agnes Callamard
- Resignation of Donatella Rovero
- Retraction of the report
- Investigation into links with Russia
- Public statement to the media that Amnesty International were wrong, explaining the one-sided and manipulative nature of the report