#MeToo in Afghanistan: Is Anyone Listening?

The Government Has Defined Harassment, But Abuse is Still Common

Iraq and Kurdistan Region Share Bad Behavior: Suppressing Media

Officials on Both Sides Shutting Media Outlets

Joint Letter to the Secretary General of the Council of Ministers Salah Alayan About the Law on Electronic Crimes

Palestine: Reform Restrictive Cybercrime Law

Amended Draft Better, but Still Short of International Standards

Austrian Coalition Puts Europe’s Human Rights Values to the Test

Coalition Has Worrying Policies on Immigration, Asylum, and ‘Political Islam’

Sudan: Charge or Release Rights Activists

Credible Fears of Torture, Ill-Treatment of Detainees

Beyond Justice: How the Yugoslav Tribunal Made History

US-led Coalition in Iraq’s Lame Boast on Civilian Death Inquiries

Media Office Ignores Human Rights Watch’s Offer of Information

It’s Time for the UN to Sanction Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince

Indonesian Religion Minister’s Contradictory LGBT ‘Embrace’

Bigoted Remarks Make Tolerance Plea Ring Hollow

Why India Needs a Victim and Witness Protection Law

Could Delhi’s Witness Protection Scheme Be a Template for a Nationwide Law?

Argentina: Far-Fetched ‘Treason’ Charges Against Ex-Officials

Defendants Detained in Case Linked to 1994 Terrorist Attack

UK’s Grenfell Tower Fire Response is Falling Short on Rights

Six Months On, Justice and Safe Housing Remain Key

Lebanon: Police Violence at Protest on Jerusalem

Investigate Use of Force, Ensure Accountability