There is a growing global trend to confront the abuses of headline-grabbing autocrats, Human Rights Watch said today in launching its World Report 2019. Within the European Union, at the United Nations, and around the world, coalitions of states, often backed by civic groups and popular protests, are pushing back against anti-rights populists.
After ripping 2,000 children from the arms of their parents, the Trump administration is now locking up huge numbers of families together. Halting the separation of families is not enough. This cruelty must stop. Click here to find out how you can help #EndFamilyDetention.
This month we celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. To mark the occasion, read as Human Rights Watch experts reflect on some of the key human rights challenges in their area of specialty.
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End Information Restrictions During Vote Count
Lack of Coordination Between 2 Justice Systems
