Leading Scholars Call for Global Treaty on Free Education

International Law Should Reflect Scientific Evidence

Taiwan: New President Should Deliver on Rights Promises

Lai Ching-te Should Address Refugee, Migrant Workers, LGBT Rights Issues

Saudi Arabia: ILO Forced Labor Complaint a Wake-Up Call

Global Union Filing Stresses Urgent Need for Labor Reforms, Remedy for Past Abuses

Lebanon: Israel’s White Phosphorous Use Risks Civilian Harm

Airburst Munitions Used Unlawfully in Populated Areas

Children Are Among the Hardest Hit by Haiti’s Violence

Four Young People Share Their Stories

LGBT at 20: Triumphs and Challenges for Rights Around the World

Explosive Weapons Pose Threats to Cultural Heritage: States Have a Tool to Protect It

Australia Needs to Act on Killer Robots

Commit to Negotiating New International Law

North Korea—The Forgotten Human Rights Crisis

Egypt: Opposition Leader Imprisoned

No Tolerance for Challenging President Sisi

Iraqis with Disabilities Excluded from Jobs

Persistent Failure to Ensure Right to Work; Quotas Unfilled

What Does the EU Due Diligence Directive Mean for Bangladesh?

It Paves the Way for Progressive Reforms

China: Closing Off Memory of Tiananmen Massacre

35 Years On, Commemorators Imprisoned, Victims’ Families Denied Redress

Australia Needs a Human Rights Act

Parliamentary Committee Joins Growing Call for National Rights Legislation