Denmark: Put Fundamental Rights at Top of EU Agenda

Prime Minister Frederiksen Should Stand Up for a Rights-Respecting Europe

UN Afghanistan Expert Renews Call for Wide-Ranging Accountability Body

Growing Global Momentum to Pursue Justice for Serious Rights Abuses

UN Panel Finds Guatemala Responsible for Forcing Girl into Unwanted Pregnancy, Motherhood

Landmark Ruling Highlights Systemic Failures in Protecting Girls from Sexual Violence

Ethiopia Should Immediately Release Prominent Journalist

Tesfalem Woldeyes of Ethiopia Insider Being Held Despite Release Order

Letter to G7 Leaders Ahead of Summit

FIFA’s World Cup Ignores a Child Labor Nightmare

On World Day Against Child Labor, Address Rights of Migrant Workers’ Children

EU’s Rights Dialogue with China Still Going Nowhere

Achieve Genuine Progress or Suspend Annual Meeting

Burundi: Elections Without Opposition

Legislative and Commune-Level Vote Dominated by Repression, Censorship

Japan Should End Abusive Detention Conditions for Transgender People

Mistreatment exacerbated by ‘hostage justice’ system

Australia’s Sanctions on Israeli Officials Add Crucial Pressure

But Further Actions Needed as Israeli Atrocities Against Palestinians Mount

World Cup: A Year Out, Growing Attacks on Rights

Largest-Ever Sporting Event Poses Major Risks for Fans, Workers & Athletes

Brazil Should Reject Bill Gutting Environmental Licensing

New Law Would Be Biggest Environmental Rollback in Decades

Damaging Denial of DR Congo’s Ex-President’s Media Coverage

Authorities Unlawfully Silence Debate Over Joseph Kabila’s Role

The UK May Have Paused Trade Talks with Israel, but Arms Exports are Still the Elephant in the Room

If the UK has any spine on Gaza, it must at least use its political leverage and impose a total arms embargo on Israel, writes Yasmine Ahmed.