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

Australia

Azerbaijan

Main article: Political prisoners in Azerbaijan

Bahrain

Main article: Political prisoners in Bahrain

Bangladesh

Belarus

Main article: Political prisoners in Belarus

China

Main article: Political prisoners in China

Eritrea

Main article: Human rights in Eritrea

Ethiopia

Main article: Human rights in Ethiopia

Great Britain

Guatemala

Main article: Human rights in Guatemala

Hong Kong

Main article: Human rights in Hong Kong

India

Main article: Human rights in India

Israel

Main article: Political prisoners in Israel

Iran

Main article: Political freedom in Iran

Kuwait

Main article: Human rights in Kuwait

Kyrgyzstan

Main article: Human rights in Kyrgyzstan

Malaysia

Main article: Political freedoms in Malaysia

Mauritania

Main article: Arbitrary detention in Mauritania

Mexico

Morocco

Main article: Political persecution in Morocco

Myanmar

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.
Main article: Political prisoners in Myanmar

Nigeria

Main article: Human rights in Nigeria

North Korea

Main article: Political prisoners in North Korea

North Macedonia

Pakistan

Main article: Political Freedom in Pakistan

Philippines

Russia

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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 24 Unconfirmed 8,5 years Political activism

Saudi Arabia

Main article: Political prisoners in Saudi Arabia

Sudan

Main article: Prisoner abuse in Sudan

Syria

Main article: Political prisoners in Syria

Thailand

Main article: Forced disappearances in Thailand

Tunisia

Main article: Basic rights in Tunisia

Turkey

Ukraine

United States

Main article: Political prisoners in the United States

United Arab Emirates

Main article: Prisons in the United Arab Emirates

Uzbekistan

Main article: Human rights in Uzbekistan

Venezuela

Main article: Political prisoners in Venezuela

Vietnam

Main article: Current human-rights related dissidents in Vietnam

Yugoslavia

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