Human Rights Watch’s Submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Migrants

“Externalization of Migration Governance: New Trends and Specific Aspects”

In Uzbekistan, Motor Sports Body Misses the Mark on Rights

International Automobile Federation Should Adopt Stronger Human Rights Policies

Costa Rica’s Fossil Fuel Ban Hangs by a Thread

Government Quietly Removes Pledge to Stay Oil and Gas Free

Trump Labels Fentanyl ‘Weapon of Mass Destruction’

Overdoses Need Public Health Action, Not Militarized Law Enforcement

Kazakhstan Draft ‘Morality’ Laws Threaten Rights

Vague Provisions Put Freedom of Expression at Risk

Top Human Rights Videos of 2025

Growing Support for Treaty to Guarantee Free Education for Every Child

Sixty Countries Now Publicly Support Initiative

US: Masked Federal Agents Undermine Rule of Law

Increases Aura of Lawlessness, Terror in Abusive Immigration Arrests

Will Governments Move to Address Mining Abuses?

With increasing demand for minerals for the energy transition and defense, it is vital that governments ensure the protection of human rights and the environment throughout supply chains. Binding regulations are needed.

Yemen: Free Forcibly Disappeared Journalist

Naseh Shaker in Detention for 2 Years

Continued Detention of Yemeni Journalist Naseh Shaker for Over Two Years

Kazakhstan: Journalism, Free Expression in Further Peril

End Attacks on Journalism, Withdraw Bill Curbing Freedom of Expression

Egypt: Quash Conviction of Prominent Economist

Dr. Abd al-Khaliq Farouk Appealing 5-Year Sentence for Criticizing Government

In Memory of a Hungarian Activist

Gyula Balog (1959-2025) Was a Leading Voice for Housing Rights and Against Poverty