Joint Letter: UN Human Rights Council Should Urgently Respond to Rights Violations at International Borders

HRW joins more than 200 organizations to urge the UN Human Rights Council to establish an independent monitoring mechanism at and around borders - HRC53

UN Chief’s ‘List of Shame’ Adds Russia, Omits Israel

Mixed Message Sent About Abuses Against Children in Armed Conflict

Kyrgyzstan: Attacks on Media, Free Expression

Reject Bills for Censorship, Repression of LGBT Rights

Imagination Needed to End Loneliness in Older Age

South Africa: Older People Lack Basic Care, Support

Put Law Into Practice So All Can Live With Dignity

HRW Highlights Need for Concrete Follow Up on UN Xinjiang Report, Rights Crisis in India and Spiraling Situation in Darfur

HRW Statement - Item 2 Interactive Dialogue on the annual report of the High Commissioner on Human Rights - HRC53

Turkey: Mass Detentions at Pride Marches

Conflict With Court Decisions on Right to Free Assembly

Algeria: Free People Held After Activist Fled

Relatives, Journalist, Scholar Jailed in Apparent Retribution

The UN Human Rights Council Should Address the Rapidly Growing Human Rights Crisis in Tunisia

More than 100 Organizations Urge a Centralized Process for a Chance to Come Home

Unveiling Resistance: The Struggle for Women’s Rights in Iran

Decriminalizing Sex Work Would be Ireland’s Next Opportunity to Choose Equality

Lebanon: Enforce Anti-Torture Law

Sudan Today Follows Decades of Justice Denied