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

Philippines: Revised Guidelines Threaten Indigenous Rights

New Rules Would Deny Communities’ Free, Prior, and Informed Consent

Uganda: Opposition Politician Tortured, Faces Abusive Charges

Investigate Ill-Treatment Allegations; Drop Charges

Malaysia: Forcibly Returning Myanmar Refugees Risks Lives

Provide Legal Status to Asylum Seekers; Ensure Safety of Rohingya

Rapid Returns Follow Migrant Crossings to Ceuta

Spain and Morocco Should Ensure Rights-Focused Responses, Investigations

Still No Accountability for Zimbabwe’s 2018 Abuses

End Culture of Impunity; Implement Commission’s Recommendations

DR Congo Official Confirms Oil Pollution Findings

Hydrocarbons Ministry Expects Full Audit of Oil Company by Late September

Submission to the EC Consultation on CSDDD Guidelines

Robust Guidelines for EU Companies Vital to Accountability Law

Companies Should Tackle Human Rights Risks in Operations and Supply Chains

Terror in the Amazon

International Bodies Should Press for Justice

An Armenian case study in why regaining legal capacity alone is not enough

Regaining legal capacity after nearly 30 years in institutions changed Gayane’s life — but support remains scarce.

Afghanistan: Taliban Assault on Rights Deepens 5 Years on

Governments Should Back Accountability Efforts, Halt Forced Returns

Afghanistan: 5 Years Under Taliban Rule

A Human Rights Crisis, a Humanitarian Crisis