In today's Brief: Afghanistan’s journalists betrayed; the death penalty in Iran and the United States; Benghazi; Luxembourg becomes the seventeenth country to pass marriage equality; Iraq on the brink; Egypt releases a journalist - but what about the others?; Pakistan protesters shot with live ammo; Thai activist missing now feared 'disappeared'; being gay in Kyrgyzstan; Syria's chemical weapons; plight of Burma's Rohingya; and a cover-up in Darfur?
|
Commentary
Human Rights Watch Daily Brief, 18 June 2014
Iraq, Egypt, Pakistan, Thailand, Kyrgyzstan, Syria, Burma, Darfur
Every piece on our website is resource intensive. If you donate whatever you can today, we will use it to continue investigating abuses and advocate for change in 100+ countries.
Region / Country
Most Viewed
-
October 24, 2026
Japan Should Stop Punishing Sex Workers
-
October 18, 2018
“It’s Not Normal”
-
November 3, 2026
Bangladesh: Academics Allegedly Targeted for Supporting Hasina
-
June 14, 2018
Leave No Girl Behind in Africa
-
November 5, 2026
Hong Kong: Joshua Wong Gets Nearly 10 More Years in Prison