Hungary: Blocking Lawsuits Undermines Rule of Law

Government Uses Emergency Powers to Target Opposition-Led Cities

State Violence and Community Resistance in Minnesota

An Account by Human Rights Watch Researchers

Hong Kong: Conviction of Activist’s Father a Grim Milestone

Beijing Targets US-Based Democracy Advocate Anna Kwok

Next UN Secretary-General Should Champion Rights

United Nations Faces Crisis Amid Global Retreat on Rights and Democracy

US-Nigeria Security Cooperation Should Prioritize Rights

New Working Group Should Center Oversight and Accountability

Acquittal of Palestine Action Protesters Spotlights UK’s Protest Crackdown

Current Review of Protest Laws Should Include Misuse of Terrorism Legislation

Joint Statement by the Coalition for Just Reparations Criminal Justice Working Group

Criminalizing Core International Crimes, Pursuing Cumulative Prosecutions of ISIS Affiliates through Rigorous Trials, and Activating UNITAD Evidence

Submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Education Re. Curriculum, Pedagogy and Assessment

Mexico City: Create Care Law Grounded on Disability Rights

Congress Should Consider Coalition’s Proposal

Workers Unpaid for Renovating Saudi Prince’s Tangier Palace

Subcontractors Facing Bankruptcy, Hundreds Laid Off, Lost Livelihood

Australia: Excessive Force Used Against Herzog Protesters

Sydney Police Videoed Punching Demonstrators During Israeli President’s Visit

The SAVE Act Threatens Voting Rights

Legislation Would Disenfranchise Voters Ahead of 2026 Elections

Mali’s Military Junta Escalates Assault on Free Expression

Appeals Court Upholds Former Prime Minister’s Prison Sentence

Hungary's Prosecution of a Pride Organizer is a Warning to All Protesters

EU Institutions Should Respond to Escalating Criminalization of Peaceful Assembly