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List of Amnesty International-designated prisoners of conscience

April 10, 2024

Main articles: Prisoner of conscience and Political prisoner

Below is an incomplete list of individuals that Amnesty International has considered to be prisoners of conscience, organized by country.

Australia edit

Azerbaijan edit

Main article: Political prisoners in Azerbaijan

Bahrain edit

Main article: Political prisoners in Bahrain

Bangladesh edit

Belarus edit

Main article: Political prisoners in Belarus

China edit

Main article: Political prisoners in China

Eritrea edit

Main article: Human rights in Eritrea

Ethiopia edit

Main article: Human rights in Ethiopia

Great Britain edit

Guatemala edit

Main article: Human rights in Guatemala

Hong Kong edit

Main article: Human rights in Hong Kong

India edit

Main article: Human rights in India

Israel edit

Main article: Political prisoners in Israel

Iran edit

Main article: Political freedom in Iran

Kuwait edit

Main article: Human rights in Kuwait

Kyrgyzstan edit

Main article: Human rights in Kyrgyzstan

Malaysia edit

Main article: Political freedoms in Malaysia

Mauritania edit

Main article: Arbitrary detention in Mauritania

Mexico edit

Morocco edit

Main article: Political persecution in Morocco

Myanmar edit

 
Aung San Suu Kyi was an Amnesty International-recognized prisoner of conscience from 1989 to 1995, from 2000 to 2002, and from 2003 to 2010.[67]
Main article: Political prisoners in Myanmar

Nigeria edit

Main article: Human rights in Nigeria

North Korea edit

Main article: Political prisoners in North Korea

Pakistan edit

Main article: Political Freedom in Pakistan

Philippines edit

Russia edit

Main article: Political prisoners in Russia
Name Age Location Term Until Reason
Alexei Navalny 45 IK-6 Penal Colony [fi] 9 years 06-08-2031 Political activism
Vladimir Kara-Murza 41 Corrective colony No. 2, Vladimir Oblast 25 years 17-04-2048 Political activism
Christensen, Dennis 45 Detention Center No. 1, Oryol Region 17 months 2018-11-01 Religious activity
Karimov, Ilkham 37 Detention Center No. 5, Republic of Tatarstan 5 months 2018-10-25 Religious activity
Matrashov, Konstantin 29 Detention Center No. 5, Republic of Tatarstan 5 months 2018-10-25 Religious activity
Myakushin, Vladimir 30 Detention Center No. 5, Republic of Tatarstan 5 months 2018-10-25 Religious activity
Yulmetyev, Aydar 24 Detention Center No. 5, Republic of Tatarstan 5 months 2018-10-25 Religious activity
Mikhailov, Dmitriy 40 Detention Center No. 1, Ivanovo Region 5 months 2018-10-19 Religious activity
Klimov, Sergey 48 Detention Center No. 1, Tomsk Region 5 months 2018-10-31 Religious activity
Osadchuk, Valentin 42 Detention Center No. 1, Primorskiy Territory 7 months 2018-11-20 Religious activity
Bazhenov, Konstantin 43 Detention Center No. 1, Saratov Region 6 months 2018-12-12 Religious activity
Makhammadiev, Felix 33 Detention Center No. 1, Saratov Region 6 months 2018-12-12 Religious activity
Budenchuk, Aleksey 35 Detention Center No. 1, Saratov Region 6 months 2018-12-12 Religious activity
Stupnikov, Andrey 44 Detention Center No. 1, Krasnoyarsk Territory 4 months 2018-11-02 Religious activity
Polyakova, Anastasiya 34 Detention Center No. 1, Omsk Region 5 months 2018-11-20 Religious activity
Polyakov, Sergey 46 Detention Center No. 1, Omsk Region 5 months 2018-11-20 Religious activity
Alushkin, Vladimir 54 Detention Center No. 1, Penza Region 4 months 2018-11-14 Religious activity
Levchuk, Vadim 46 Detention Center No. 1, Kemerovo Region 4 months 2018-11-19 Religious activity
Britvin, Sergey 52 Detention Center No. 1, Kemerovo Region 4 months 2018-11-19 Religious activity
Barmakin, Dmitriy 44 Detention Center No. 1, Primorskiy Territory 4 months 2018-10-27 Religious activity
Moskalenko, Valeriy 51 Detention Center No. 1, Khabarovsk Territory 4 months 2018-12-02 Religious activity
Sorokina, Nataliya 43 Detention Center No. 1, Smolensk Region 1 month 12 days 2018-11-19 Religious activity
Troshina, Mariya 41 Detention Center No. 1, Smolensk Region 1 month 12 days 2018-11-19 Religious activity
Onishchuk, Andzhey 50 Unconfirmed 1 month 24 days 2018-12-02 Religious activity
Korobeynikov, Vladimir 65 Unconfirmed Unconfirmed Religious activity
Suvorkov, Andrey 25 Unconfirmed 1 month 25 days 2018-12-03 Religious activity
Suvorkov, Evgeniy 40 Unconfirmed 1 month 24 days 2018-12-02 Religious activity
Khalturin, Maksim 44 Unconfirmed 1 month 24 days 2018-12-02 Religious activity
Ivanov, Dmitry[72] 24 Unconfirmed 8,5 years Political activism

Saudi Arabia edit

Main article: Political prisoners in Saudi Arabia

Sudan edit

Main article: Prisoner abuse in Sudan

Syria edit

Main article: Political prisoners in Syria

Thailand edit

Main article: Forced disappearances in Thailand

Tunisia edit

Main article: Basic rights in Tunisia

Turkey edit

Ukraine edit

United States edit

Main article: Political prisoners in the United States

United Arab Emirates edit

Main article: Prisons in the United Arab Emirates

Uzbekistan edit

Main article: Human rights in Uzbekistan

Venezuela edit

Main article: Political prisoners in Venezuela

Vietnam edit

Main article: Current human-rights related dissidents in Vietnam

References edit

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External links edit

  • Amnesty International resources about prisoners of conscience
  • Prisoners of Conscience Appeal Fund

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Main articles Prisoner of conscience and Political prisoner This section needs to be updated Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information August 2020 Below is an incomplete list of individuals that Amnesty International has considered to be prisoners of conscience organized by country Contents 1 Australia 2 Azerbaijan 3 Bahrain 4 Bangladesh 5 Belarus 6 China 7 Eritrea 8 Ethiopia 9 Great Britain 10 Guatemala 11 Hong Kong 12 India 13 Israel 14 Iran 15 Kuwait 16 Kyrgyzstan 17 Malaysia 18 Mauritania 19 Mexico 20 Morocco 21 Myanmar 22 Nigeria 23 North Korea 24 Pakistan 25 Philippines 26 Russia 27 Saudi Arabia 28 Sudan 29 Syria 30 Thailand 31 Tunisia 32 Turkey 33 Ukraine 34 United States 35 United Arab Emirates 36 Uzbekistan 37 Venezuela 38 Vietnam 39 References 40 External linksAustralia editAlbert LangerAzerbaijan editMain article Political prisoners in Azerbaijan Ilgar Mammadov Republican Alternative Movement Anar Bayramli 1 Ramin Bayramov 1 Arif 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Xiaodong 26 Eritrea editMain article Human rights in Eritrea Aster Fissehatsion 27 Dawit Isaak 28 Mahmoud Ahmed Sheriffo 27 Petros Solomon 27 Haile Woldetensae 27 Ethiopia editMain article Human rights in Ethiopia Eskinder Nega 29 Reeyot Alemu Andualem Aragie Habtamu Ayalew Asrat Woldeyes Daniel Bekele Serkalem Fasil Zone 9 bloggers Bekele GerbaGreat Britain editJulian Assange failed verification Guatemala editMain article Human rights in Guatemala Bernardo Caal Xol 30 Virginia Laparra eu ga 31 Hong Kong editMain article Human rights in Hong Kong Alex Chow 32 Nathan Law 32 Joshua Wong 32 India editMain article Human rights in India Binayak Sen 33 Soni Sori 34 Irom Sharmila Chanu 35 Anand Teltumbde 36 Sayed Ali Shah Geelani 37 Maqbool Bhat 38 Mirwais Umar FarooqIsrael editMain article Political prisoners in Israel Mordechai VanunuIran editMain article Political freedom in Iran Bahman Ahmadi Amou i 39 Zhila Bani Yaghoub 40 Arzhang Davoodi 41 Ghoncheh Ghavami 42 Kouhyar Goudarzi 43 Zeynab Jalaliyan 44 Mohammad Sadigh Kabudvand 45 Zhila Karamzadeh Makvandi 46 Habibollah Latifi 47 Hossein Ronaghi Maleki 48 Narges Mohammadi 49 Parvin Mokhtareh 43 Abdollah Momeni 50 Sayed Ziaoddin Zia Nabavi 51 Mansour Osanlou 52 Jafar Panahi 53 54 Isa Saharkhiz 40 Mohammad Seifzadeh 55 Reza Shahabi 56 Saeed Shirzad 57 Abdolfattah Soltani 55 Heshmat Tabarzadi 58 Majid Tavakoli 25 Mohammad Ali Taheri Ahmad Reza Djalali 59 Kuwait editMain article Human rights in Kuwait Hamad al Naqi 60 Kyrgyzstan editMain article Human rights in Kyrgyzstan Azimzhan Askarov 61 Malaysia editMain article Political freedoms in Malaysia Ali Abd Jalil ms 62 Anwar IbrahimMauritania editMain article Arbitrary detention in Mauritania Mohamed Cheikh Ould Mkhaitir 63 64 Mexico editJose Francisco Gallardo Rodriguez 65 Morocco editMain article Political persecution in Morocco Ali Anouzla 66 Myanmar edit nbsp Aung San Suu Kyi was an Amnesty International recognized prisoner of conscience from 1989 to 1995 from 2000 to 2002 and from 2003 to 2010 67 Main article Political prisoners in Myanmar Phyo Phyo Aung 68 Hkun Htun OoNigeria editMain article Human rights in Nigeria Fela Kuti 69 North Korea editMain article Political prisoners in North Korea Oh Hae won 70 Pakistan editMain article Political Freedom in Pakistan Junaid Hafeez 71 Asghar Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan Mian Ghulam JilaniPhilippines editLeila de LimaRussia editThis section needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources in this section Unsourced material may be challenged and removed January 2021 Learn how and when to remove this template message Main article Political prisoners in Russia Name Age Location Term Until ReasonAlexei Navalny 45 IK 6 Penal Colony fi 9 years 06 08 2031 Political activismVladimir Kara Murza 41 Corrective colony No 2 Vladimir Oblast 25 years 17 04 2048 Political activismChristensen Dennis 45 Detention Center No 1 Oryol Region 17 months 2018 11 01 Religious activityKarimov Ilkham 37 Detention Center No 5 Republic of Tatarstan 5 months 2018 10 25 Religious activityMatrashov Konstantin 29 Detention Center No 5 Republic of Tatarstan 5 months 2018 10 25 Religious activityMyakushin Vladimir 30 Detention Center No 5 Republic of Tatarstan 5 months 2018 10 25 Religious activityYulmetyev Aydar 24 Detention Center No 5 Republic of Tatarstan 5 months 2018 10 25 Religious activityMikhailov Dmitriy 40 Detention Center No 1 Ivanovo Region 5 months 2018 10 19 Religious activityKlimov Sergey 48 Detention Center No 1 Tomsk Region 5 months 2018 10 31 Religious activityOsadchuk Valentin 42 Detention Center No 1 Primorskiy Territory 7 months 2018 11 20 Religious activityBazhenov Konstantin 43 Detention Center No 1 Saratov Region 6 months 2018 12 12 Religious activityMakhammadiev Felix 33 Detention Center No 1 Saratov Region 6 months 2018 12 12 Religious activityBudenchuk Aleksey 35 Detention Center No 1 Saratov Region 6 months 2018 12 12 Religious activityStupnikov Andrey 44 Detention Center No 1 Krasnoyarsk Territory 4 months 2018 11 02 Religious activityPolyakova Anastasiya 34 Detention Center No 1 Omsk Region 5 months 2018 11 20 Religious activityPolyakov Sergey 46 Detention Center No 1 Omsk Region 5 months 2018 11 20 Religious activityAlushkin Vladimir 54 Detention Center No 1 Penza Region 4 months 2018 11 14 Religious activityLevchuk Vadim 46 Detention Center No 1 Kemerovo Region 4 months 2018 11 19 Religious activityBritvin Sergey 52 Detention Center No 1 Kemerovo Region 4 months 2018 11 19 Religious activityBarmakin Dmitriy 44 Detention Center No 1 Primorskiy Territory 4 months 2018 10 27 Religious activityMoskalenko Valeriy 51 Detention Center No 1 Khabarovsk Territory 4 months 2018 12 02 Religious activitySorokina Nataliya 43 Detention Center No 1 Smolensk Region 1 month 12 days 2018 11 19 Religious activityTroshina Mariya 41 Detention Center No 1 Smolensk Region 1 month 12 days 2018 11 19 Religious activityOnishchuk Andzhey 50 Unconfirmed 1 month 24 days 2018 12 02 Religious activityKorobeynikov Vladimir 65 Unconfirmed Unconfirmed Religious activitySuvorkov Andrey 25 Unconfirmed 1 month 25 days 2018 12 03 Religious activitySuvorkov Evgeniy 40 Unconfirmed 1 month 24 days 2018 12 02 Religious activityKhalturin Maksim 44 Unconfirmed 1 month 24 days 2018 12 02 Religious activityIvanov Dmitry 72 24 Unconfirmed 8 5 years Political activismMikhail Kosenko 73 Nikolay Kavkazsky 74 Ruslan Sokolovsky uk 75 Yaroslav Belousov 76 Server Mustafayev 77 Emir Usein Kuku 78 Saudi Arabia editMain article Political prisoners in Saudi Arabia Raif Badawi 79 Mohammad bin Saleh al Bajadi 80 Saud al Hashimi 81 Khaled al Johani 82 Hamza Kashgari 83 84 Ashraf Fayadh 85 Issa al Hamid 86 Alaa Brinji 87 Ali Mohammed Baqir al Nimr 88 Zuhair Kutbi 89 Mikhlif al Shammari 90 Waleed Abu al Khair 91 Abdulaziz al Shubaili 92 Saleh al Ashwan 93 Omar al Said 93 92 Abdulrahman al Hamid 92 Abdulkareem al Khoder 92 94 Abdullah al Hamid 93 Mohammad Fahad al Qahtani 93 Fowzan al Harbi 93 Fadhel al Manasif 93 Sudan editMain article Prisoner abuse in Sudan Ussamah Mohammed 95 Faisal Saleh 96 Syria editMain article Political prisoners in Syria Ali al Abdullah 97 Mazen Darwish 98 Shibal Ibrahim 99 Riad Seif 100 Thailand editMain article Forced disappearances in Thailand Somyot Prueksakasemsuk 101 Tunisia editMain article Basic rights in Tunisia Ramzi Abcha 102 Ghazi Beji 102 Turkey editLeyla Zana 103 Orhan Dogan 104 Hatip Dicle 104 Selim Sadak 104 Ukraine editRuslan Kotsaba 105 United States editMain article Political prisoners in the United States Martin Sostre imprisoned 1967 1976 106 Imari Obadele imprisoned 1973 1978 107 Wilmington Ten nine men and a woman imprisoned 1976 1980 108 109 Charlotte Three three men imprisoned 1977 1979 108 110 Camilo Mejia imprisoned 2004 2005 111 Agustin Aguayo imprisoned 2007 112 Kimberly Rivera imprisoned 2012 2013 113 United Arab Emirates editMain article Prisons in the United Arab Emirates Nasser bin Ghaith 114 Uzbekistan editMain article Human rights in Uzbekistan Azam Farmonov 25 Alisher Karamatov 25 Solijon Abdrahmanov 115 Venezuela editMain article Political prisoners in Venezuela Gabriel Rivas Granadillo 116 Jose Antonio Landaeta Gatica 117 Leopoldo Lopez 118 Rosmit Mantilla 119 Villca Fernandez es 120 Gregory Hinds 121 Geraldine Chacon 121 Ruben Gonzalez es 122 Darvinson Rojas 123 Vietnam editMain article Current human rights related dissidents in Vietnam Cu Huy Ha Vũ 124 Le Cong Định 125 Nguyễn Đan Quế 126 Nguyễn Văn Hải 127 Thadeus Nguyễn Văn Ly 128 Phan Thanh Hải 129 Tạ Phong Tần 129 Vi Đức Hồi 130 Trần Huỳnh Duy Thức 131 References edit a b c Azerbaijan Authorities determined to silence dissent to ensure successful Eurovision Amnesty International 1 May 2012 Retrieved 2 May 2012 a b Release Prisoners of Conscience Leyla and Arif Yunus Amnesty International permanent dead link Azerbaijan Opposition activist freed as pre Eurovision hunger strike begins 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