How Amnesty International lost its way

With the blacklisting of feminist groups and suspension of its Israeli branch, the charity has steadily abandoned its founding principles

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Amnesty International

As the granddaughter of Sean MacBride, Amnesty’s late co-founder and international chairman, Iseult White feels the human-rights charity is part of her DNA…

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