Trinidadian Nationals Face Escalating Abuse in Syrian Camp

Conditions Worsen as Trinidad and Tobago Government Delays Repatriations

Sweden Deporting Young People

Forced Out as They ‘Age Out,’ as Families Remain

Russia: Attacks on Abortion Undermine Women’s Rights

Shrinking Reproductive Options, Growing Pressure, Disinformation

Philippines: Planned Climate Relocations Threaten Rights

People with Disabilities on Typhoon-devastated Siargao Island Face Severe Risks

After the Storm

Climate Change, Planned Relocation, and People with Disabilities in Siargao, Philippines

Public Comment Opposing Proposed Funding Restrictions on Gender-Affirming Care for Youth Receiving Medicaid and CHIP

Public Comment Opposing CMS Hospital Rule Restricting Gender-Affirming Care for Youth

Myanmar Expels Timor-Leste Diplomat over War Crimes Case

Universal Jurisdiction Provides Path to Hold Perpetrators to Account

China: Officials Pressuring Uyghurs in France

Paris Should Adopt Measures against ‘Transnational Repression’

Senegal Arrests 12 Men Using Punitive Anti-LGBT Laws

Release the Men; Repeal Anti-Gay, Anti-HIV Laws

Venezuela: Dismantle Repressive Apparatus

Electoral, Judicial, Legal Reforms Needed

Philippine Supreme Court Grants Property Rights to Same-Sex Couples

Lawmakers Should Pass Legislation to Ensure Equal Rights for All Relationships

US: Jesse Jackson Dies at 84

Prominent Civil Rights Leader

The Injustice in Chagos Continues

Last year’s deal handed sovereignty to Mauritius but did not resolve US and UK responsibility for crimes against the islands’ Indigenous people – the Chagossians.