Sign Language Takes Over Human Rights Watch!
Access to sign language, including in education and public services, is critical for the human rights of deaf people.
On the first International Day of Sign Languages, Human Rights Watch is trying to make its work more accessible to deaf communities by translating its publications into sign language, and making them available through videos.
A Moral and Legal Imperative to Ban Killer Robots
Victims’ Legal Representation at the ICC in the Ongwen Case and Beyond
The Need for Supply Chain Transparency in the Garment and Footwear Industry
International Human Rights Day is observed worldwide on December 10. Find out how you can get involved.
In conflicts around the world, schools, students, and teachers are under attack. When schools are destroyed or students and teachers are threatened, children often drop out of school and don’t come back.
