Radicals Target Roma People in Ukraine

End Impunity for Hate Crimes

Ukraine War Crimes Arrest a Step Toward Justice

Legislative Changes Necessary to Account for Grave Crimes

Russian Authorities Arrest Crimean Tatar Lawyer While Representing His Clients

Drop All Charges Against Edem Semedlyaev

Ukraine: Security Agency Reform Bill Risks Undermining Human Rights

Revise Draft before Final Vote

Ukrainian Families Stranded in Afghanistan

When Flights Resume, Step Up Evacuation Efforts for Citizens, Afghans at Risk

Joint Letter to the Ukrainian President and Members of the Ukrainian Parliament

The Revolving Door of Persecution in Crimea

Crimean Tatar Leader Arrested on Bogus Criminal Charges

Biden Shouldn't Soft-Pedal Ukraine on Human Rights

The U.S. has sent considerable military assistance to Ukraine. That aid needs to be linked to human rights concerns.

Persecution of Critics Needs to End In Russia-Occupied Crimea

Jailed Journalist’s Health Deteriorates After Alleged Torture in Custody

Ukraine: Torture, Ill-Treatment by Armed Groups in East

Grave Medical Concerns for Detained Women

Ukraine: Reform of Abusive Security Agency at Risk

Limit Powers, Address Human Rights Concerns

June 3 Letter to the Members of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine

Ukraine: International Crimes Bill Adopted

Law Could Strengthen Effective Prosecution of War Crimes

Europe: Redouble Efforts to End Violence Against Women

Mark Istanbul Convention’s 10th Anniversary with Action