Alarming Attacks on Women Politicians

Abuses—Online and Off—Target Women Who Lead

Brazil: New Evidence of Serious Police Misconduct in Deadly Raid

Human Rights Watch Investigation Finds Body Camera Tampering, Serious Investigative Failures; Suggests Intentional Killings

Machine-Enabled Forensics

How Human Rights Watch used Artificial Intelligence to Analyze Body Camera Footage from Rio’s Deadliest Police Raid

“A Strategy of Death”

Investigating Brazil’s Deadliest Police Operation

Syria's New Reconstruction Fund a Chance for Reform

World Bank, Donors Should Back Human Rights Protections

Egypt: Prominent Journalist Lina Attalah Detained

Azerbaijan’s Hijab Restrictions Exclude Girls From School

Protesters Detained Amid Crackdown on Opposition to New Dress Rules

Egypt: Drop Charges Against Prominent Journalist

Lina Attalah Faces Trial Amid Crackdown on Independent Media

Yemen: Houthi Attack on Taizz Road Threatens Lives, Welfare

Detonation on Route Indispensable to Civilian Survival a Possible War Crime

Sudan: One Year on from the Cataclysm of El Fasher

Takeover of North Darfur’s Capital Marked by Wanton Abuses

European Union: Tighten Surveillance Export Controls

Commission Should Curb Sending Technology to Rights Abusing Governments

Brazil: Lula Should Focus on Human Rights in New Term

Implement Consistent Rights Agenda

South Korea: Medication Abortion Rules Too Restrictive

Proposed Regulations Impair Rights of Women, Girls

Japan should stop punishing sex workers

Review of prostitution law must prioritize safety