New Zealand

June 28, 2017

The battle over encryption and what it means for our privacy

It is a rare law enforcement officer or intelligence agent who doesn’t want access to more information. Yet total information awareness, to use a term from the George W.

Internet Freedom

It is a rare law enforcement officer or intelligence agent who doesn’t want access to more information. Yet total information awareness, to use a term from the George W. Bush administration era, has never been possible. Some people whisper to avoid prying ears. Others draw the blinds to prevent looking in.

June 28, 2017 Commentary

The battle over encryption and what it means for our privacy

Kenneth Roth
Executive Director

Published In: The Globe and Mail
Children's Rights

February 13, 2017 Commentary

Harassment Is Denying Refugee Children on Nauru an Education

Helen Griffiths
Coordinator, Children's Rights

Published In: New Zealand Herald
Mexico

January 12, 2016 Q & A

Q&A: The Trans-Pacific Partnership

News

January 12, 2016 News Release

Trans-Pacific Partnership: Serious Rights Concerns
November 21, 2013 News Release

UN: Reject Mass Surveillance
November 6, 2012 Letter

New Zealand: Letter to Members of Parliament Regarding Marriage Equality Bill
October 23, 2012 Commentary

Exporting Australia's Asylum Policies

Bill Frelick
Director, Refugee Rights Program

Published In: Huffington Post
October 31, 2011 Journal Article

Disarming schools: strategies for ending the military use of schools during armed conflict

Bede Sheppard, Kyle Knight

Published In: United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research
May 17, 2011 Commentary

How Not To Address Teen Pregnancy

Marianne Mollmann

Published In: The Huffington Post
January 24, 2007 Letter

New Zealand: Letter to Prime Minister Clark asking for review of refugee standards
October 8, 2003 Letter

Open letter to donor governments on Bhutanese refugees
April 25, 2003 News Release

U.N. Rights Body In Serious Decline
November 13, 2001 News Release

New Ban on Child Soldiers to Take Effect

Daily Brief

August 17, 2018

Merkel meets Putin; torture in Russia; Mozambique assaults free media; Angola sentences sergeant for killing boy; police killings out of control in Rio de Janeiro; Jakarta's criminal crackdown before Asian Games; Trump's family separation; Australian identity matching bill; and strengthening the support to the Group of Eminent Experts on Yemen.