The effect of Russia's shocking and dangerous state-driven propaganda surrounding Crimea
Waleed Abu al-Khair, pictured here during a Skype interview, is a legal defender of other human rights activists
Commentary
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Dispatches: Many Russians Called to Say ‘Thanks for Crimea,’ Mr. Putin
Yulia GorbunovaFollow -
Why U.S. should care about surveillance abroad
Laura PitterFollow -
Dispatches: When This Woman Speaks Out, You Listen
Gauri van GulikFollow -
Dispatches: It’s déjà vu as France Targets Roma for Eviction
Izza LeghtasFollow -
Dispatches: Can OSCE defuse Ukraine crisis?
Hugh WilliamsonFollow -
Bulgaria's False Good News for Refugees
Bill FrelickFollow -
Louisiana Taking Away Medicaid Lifeline for Disabled, Other Vulnerable Residents
Megan McLemoreFollow -
Viewpoints: How should the world respond to Syria?
Lama FakihFollow -
Asylum seekers by the numbers only tell part of the story
Bill FrelickFollow
Reports
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Florida’s Prosecution of Children as Adults under its "Direct File" Statute
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Genocide in Rwanda
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Police Abuses and Accountability in Malaysia
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Mistreatment of Tibetans in Nepal
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Abuses against Migrant Domestic Workers in the UK
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Telecom and Internet Surveillance in Ethiopia
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Disappearances, Dismemberment, and Displacement in Colombia’s Main Pacific Port
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Uneven Progress in Ending Forced Child Begging in Senegal
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Child Marriage in Malawi
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