Safe Sport Day: Japan Should Lead the Way on Athletes’ Rights

Ethiopia’s Growing Assault on Independent Media

Addis Standard Editor Detained, Newsroom Raided

Technology Expands ICE’s Capacity for Abuse

Surveillance and Profiling Tech Raises Rights Concerns

One Step Closer to Recognizing Gender Apartheid as an International Crime

Joint Statement from Amnesty International, The End Gender Apartheid Campaign, and Human Rights Watch

Japan’s winning sports tradition shouldn’t include abuse

Building a safer training culture for the country and its athletes

Lebanon: Israel’s Killing of Journalist an Apparent War Crime

Apparently Targeted Journalists, Medical Workers

Hungary’s Parliament Adds Safeguards to Asset Recovery Office

New Anti-Corruption Agency Now Includes Judicial Oversight and Rights Scrutiny

Japanese City Undermines its Program to Protect Babies

Rescuing Newborns Should Not Mean More Institutionalization

US Government’s Uyghur Forced Labor List Targets Aluminum

Expanded List Underscores Need for Car Industry to Map Supply Chains

West Bank: Israel Delaying Palestinian Ambulances Risks Lives

Women in Labor, Children Among Patients Harmed

New UK Prime Minister Should End the Assault on Protest Rights

Palestine Action Granted Permission to Appeal ‘Terror’ Designation

Azerbaijani Authorities Escalate Abuse of Detained Opposition Leader

Authorities Should End Abusive Treatment, Release Ali Karimli

Journalist in Mali Sentenced to a Year in Prison

Quash Charges and Release Chahana Takiou

Fears Over Mail-in Ballot Access in the US

Voting Rights Groups Challenge Order That Could Restrict Ballots