Venezuela: Reform Needed for Rights Progress

Human Rights Watch Conducts First Official Visit in 18 years

Oversight Reports Echo HRW Findings on US Immigration Abuses

Increase Response to Detention Conditions

HRC63: Renew mandate of Special Rapporteur on Afghanistan, and maintain dedicated reporting and dialogues on rights of women and girls amid further entrenchment of gender persecution

Free Vietnam’s Political Prisoners

Türkiye: LGBT Rights Crackdown Strikes at Rule of Law

Stop Targeting Groups, Activists; Free People Wrongfully Detained

Q&A: Canada’s Human Rights Obligations and the “Care Economy”

Georgia: Critics Jailed for Online Speech

Vague ‘Insult’ Offenses, Police Monitoring Deepens Free Speech Crackdown

US Revokes Limits on Power Plants’ Climate Pollution

New Rule Could Increase Health Damaging Pollutants

Satire Can be a Crime in Kazakhstan

Another Critic Prosecuted into Silence Amid Crackdown on Freedom of Expression

Twenty-Five Political Prisoners Released, Deported from Belarus

Hundreds Remain Behind Bars on Politically Motivated Charges

Kosovo: War Crimes Verdicts are a Step Toward Justice

Convictions of Former Leaders Bring Long-Awaited Accountability

China: New Border Decree Curtails Right to Leave

Regulations Expand Arbitrary Exit Bans for Nationals, Foreigners

Reforms to Hungary's Anti-LGBT Laws Welcome, but More to Do

Key Discriminatory Provisions Remain Intact

Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, Us Congress Hearing On “Artificial Intelligence in the Military Domain: Implications For Human Rights”

Opening Statement by Deborah Brown Deputy Director, Technology and Human Rights, Human Rights Watch