Robust Guidelines for EU Companies Vital to Accountability Law

Companies Should Tackle Human Rights Risks in Operations and Supply Chains

Terror in the Amazon

International Bodies Should Press for Justice

An Armenian case study in why regaining legal capacity alone is not enough

Regaining legal capacity after nearly 30 years in institutions changed Gayane’s life — but support remains scarce.

Afghanistan: Taliban Assault on Rights Deepens 5 Years on

Governments Should Back Accountability Efforts, Halt Forced Returns

Afghanistan: 5 Years Under Taliban Rule

A Human Rights Crisis, a Humanitarian Crisis

HRW Letter on a Case of Police Abuses in the Brazilian Amazon

Thailand: Investigate Online Attacks Against Rights Defenders

Protect Threatened Deep South Parliament Members, Rights Activist

Israeli Defense Ministry Plan Suggests Potential War Crimes

Israel Katz Announces Intention to Take Control of Another Refugee Camp

Europe’s China Strategy Is Ready for a Refresh

EU leaders have an opportunity to stop treating repression as a side issue and instead make human rights more central to their engagement with China

Mali: Russia’s ‘Africa Corps’ Airstrikes Kill Civilians

Apparent Indiscriminate Attack in Village Held by Islamist Armed Group

Australia School Photos Scraped for AI-Fueled Image Misuse

Child Data Protection Law Should Protect Against Artificial Intelligence-facilitated Abuse

Vietnam: Quash Conviction of Social Media Commentator

Free Hoang Thi Hong Thai; End Persecution of Government Critics

Azerbaijan Jails Prominent TV Journalists, Media Workers

Court Sentences Nine in Toplum TV Case

South Sudan: Abuse of Civilians in Western Equatoria

Many Fled Attacks by Government Forces, Allies in Nagero County