January 17, 2019
Turkey: State of Emergency Ends, but Not Repression
New System Expands President’s Power
January 17, 2019
EU: Leaders Stoke Fear, Ignore Rights
Defense of Shared Values Vital to Curb Negative Trends
January 17, 2019
Southern Africa: New Leaders Can Do More for Rights
Expectations for Transitions Fall Short
January 17, 2019
Nigeria: Heightened Insecurity Threatens Rights
Slow Progress on Justice for Security Force Abuses
January 17, 2019
China: Xi Doubles Down on Repression
Mass Detention in Xinjiang, Prosecution of Peaceful Expression
January 17, 2019
Thailand: Unrelenting Repression Ahead of Election
Junta’s Empty Promises to Respect Rights, Restore Democracy
January 17, 2019
Sri Lanka: Political Crisis Threatens Justice Efforts
More Delays for Civil War Victims Seeking Truth, Accountability
January 17, 2019
North Korea: No Justice for Human Rights Crimes
World Must Speak Out for Rights and Sexual Violence Victims
January 17, 2019
Philippines: Crackdown Against Critics Intensifies
‘Drug War’ Killings Continue; Attacks on Activists, Journalists Rise
January 17, 2019
South Korea: Little Progress on Rights
President Moon Should Protect At-Risk Groups
January 17, 2019
Malaysia: Human Rights Make Major Gains
New Government Faces Challenges in Carrying Out Reforms
January 17, 2019
Indonesia: Inadequate Efforts to Curb Intolerance
Religious, Gender Minorities Face Persistent Harassment
