Joint Letter to President Biden on Afghanistan Evacuations

It’s Time for the US to Stop Selling Weapons to Human Rights Abusers

Credibility on International Justice Requires Equal Application of the Law

Afghanistan: Exiting Forces Should Protect Interpreters

NATO Members, Australia Should Expedite Relocation of Local Staff

Joint Letter to President Biden: Call for Executive Action on United States Abortion Restrictions on Foreign Aid

North Korea: US Should Refocus on Rights Concerns

Groups Urge Biden to Incorporate Human Rights into Security Negotiations

Hearing on Civil and Political Rights in the Republic of Korea: Implications for Human Rights on the Peninsula

Testimony of John Sifton to the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission

Letter to President Biden Re: U.S. Policy on Human Rights in North Korea

Getting US-Africa Relations Back on Track With a Focus on Human Rights

US State Department Re-Commits to Reporting on Reproductive Rights

Secretary of State Blinken Recognizes Human Rights as Co-Equal and Interdependent

US Needs to Target Domestic Enablers of Corruption

Congress Should Address Gap in Magnitsky Act

The Need for a US Special Envoy for the Great Lakes Region

Joint Letter to the US Secretary of State

How Biden Should Re-engage with the UN Human Rights Council

A Human Rights Approach to US-China Policy

A Joint NGO letter to the Biden Administration