Interview: Scared. Silenced. Shot. The life of a Somali journalist.

Open letter from 39 NGOs and individuals concerning excessive use of force by Sudanese authorities

Kenya: Court to Hear Forced Anal Testing Case

Invalidated Homosexuality “Test” Violates International Law

Iran: Flawed Convictions for Journalists

Intensified Crackdown on Media Freedom

Dispatches: UN Condemns Attacks on Health Facilities and Medical Workers

Senegal: Hissène Habré Verdict Scheduled May 30

Updated Questions and Answers on Trial of Ex-Chad Dictator

Q&A: The Case of Hissène Habré before the Extraordinary African Chambers in Senegal

Questions and Answers

Dispatches: The Dark Cloud Over Angola’s Activists and Prisons

Letter to Kim Jong-Un on 7th Congress of the Worker’s Party of Korea

Somalia: Journalists Under Attack

Government, Militants Threaten, Commit Violence Against Media

Egypt: Detained for Protesting Jail Conditions

Free Doctor, 2 Others, Arrested in Cairo Police Sweep

Human Rights Watch Comments on the ICC Office of the Prosecutor Draft Policy Paper on Case Selection and Prioritisation

Dispatches: Victim Protection Key to Ending US Military Sexual Assaults

Slaughtered in Bangladesh for Promoting Love and Diversity

Bangladesh's beleagured LGBT community deserves the government's respect, but more importantly, the community deserves protection from fatal attacks by extremists, says this researcher at Human Rights Watch.