Iraq: Officials Dispose of Potential War Crime Evidence

No Results From Promised Investigations

Letter to Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Oli

Re: Human Rights Issues in Nepal

Nepal: New Government Needs to Prioritize Rights

Human Rights Watch Letter to Prime Minister Sets Out Top Concerns

US Supreme Court Ends Vague Basis for Deportation

Decision Limits Some Unfair Deportations but Harsh Laws Remain

Greece’s Highest Court Rules to Better Protect Asylum Seekers

New Arrivals Can No Longer Be Trapped in Abuse on Greek Islands

Britain Formally Pledges to Protect Schools in Wartime

Britain Becomes 74th Country to Join Safe Schools Declaration

Can A Jailed UAE Activist Become a Mascot for Manchester? 

In UK, Mancunians Press for Release of Emirati Citizen Journalist Ahmed Mansoor 

US: Don’t Transfer Detainee to Possible Torture

Appropriately Prosecute in Federal Court or Release

More than 50 Groups Urge Senators to Oppose Gina Haspel to Head CIA

Data Privacy Is a Human Right

Europe Is Moving Toward Recognizing That

Police in Armenia Detain Dozens of Demonstrators

Authorities Should Allow Nonviolent Protests

Iraq: ISIS Suspects’ Homes Confiscated

Lack Judicial Remedy to Reclaim Property, Seek Compensation

Pardons No Substitute for Reform in Myanmar

Government Needs to Repeal or Reform Abusive Laws

Human Rights Abuses of Eritreans, At Home and Abroad

Testimony of Maria Burnett, East and Horn of Africa Director, at the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission