Governments Should Step Up Support for Tibetans in Exile

March 10 Marks Anniversary of 1959 Uprising Against Chinese Rule in Tibet

Azerbaijan’s Imprisoned Women Journalists

Authorities Should Drop Bogus Charges and Release Unjustly Jailed Reporters

UN Panel Discusses Need for Stronger Protections for Platform Workers

Unregulated Gig Work Can Lead to Labor Exploitation

Cricket Council: Address Taliban Ban on Women Athletes

Permit Afghanistan Women’s National Team in Exile to Play

Letter to International Cricket Council

Regarding Suspending the Afghanistan Cricket Board and Implementing a Human Rights Policy

The Right to Social Security for Workers in the Gig Economy

HRW Oral Statement - Panel Discussion on the Realization of the Rights to Work and to Social Security in the Informal Economy - HRC58

Celebrating Afghan Women’s Achievements

Relentless Advocacy Propels Legal Challenges to Taliban Abuses

Europe’s Democratic Future Depends on Human Rights

For human rights in Tibet to improve, solidarity and support from nations like Australia are critical

UAE: Ahmed Mansoor’s 15-Year Sentence Upheld

Prominent Emirati Human Rights Defender Serving Multiple Sentences

The State of Women’s Rights

Israel/Lebanon: Hezbollah Attacks Endangered Civilians

UN Should Establish International Investigation into Israeli, Hezbollah Attacks

Testimony to the Japanese Nonpartisan Parliamentary Association for Reconsidering Human Rights Diplomacy session on Uyghur returnees

Greece: Rail Crash Highlights Wider Rule of Law Failings

Parliamentary Focus Key Opportunity to Deliver Accountability, Restore Public Trust