July 25, 2017
For Russia’s students, the price of protest can be high
Students have featured prominently in Russia’s latest wave of anti-corruption protest, and now they're facing repression as a result
July 25, 2017
Interview: Intersex Babies Don’t Need ‘Fixing’
July 25, 2017
US: Harmful Surgery on Intersex Children
Medically Unnecessary Operations Risk Lifelong Suffering
July 24, 2017
Q&A: Human Rights Law and Access to Abortion
July 24, 2017
Afghanistan’s Deadly Identity Politics
How Corruption and Ethnic Division Undermine Governance
July 24, 2017
Government Seeks to Run Roughshod over Ugandans’ Land Rights
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Threatens Livelihoods
July 24, 2017
Philippine President Duterte Doubles Down on Abusive ‘Drug War’
Vows Murderous Campaign Will Remain ‘Unrelenting’ in State of the Nation Address
July 24, 2017
How Much Does the US Government Know About Your Sex Life?
Authorities Can Scoop up a Surprising Amount of Intimate Data
July 24, 2017
Thailand: Trafficking Convictions Important Step Forward
Expand Prosecutions, Provide Protections for Rohingya Migrants
July 24, 2017
Draft Law Could Return Tunisia to a Police State
Parliament Should Reject Abusive Security Bill
July 24, 2017
Poland’s President Pulls Country Back from Brink
Andrzej Duda Vetos Laws Giving Executive Control Over Judicial Independence
July 23, 2017
Vietnam: New Threats to Growing Online Community
Drop Case Against Rights Defender Tran Thi Nga
July 21, 2017
Venezuela: Video Footage Exposes Brutal Repression
Violent Response to Widespread Protests
July 21, 2017
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