Child Labor and Human Rights Violations in the Mining Industry of the Democratic Republic of Congo

Testimony of Ida Sawyer at the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission

Biden Should Not Renew Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia

Independent Accountability Mechanism Needed for Abuses in Yemen War

Brazil: Candidates Should Address Human Rights

Police Abuse and Environmental Destruction, Key Challenges

UN Member States Should Accredit Blocked Human Rights Groups

Abusive Governments Shouldn’t Dominate Key UN Committee

Guatemala: Attorney General Arbitrarily Fires Prosecutors

Pattern of Harassment, Prosecutions against Independent Officials

Ghana: Submission to the Universal Periodic Review

July 2022

Swedish Court Finds Iranian Guilty Over Mass Executions

Some Hope for 1980s Victims’ Families in Struggle for Justice

Q&A: Tunisia’s Constitutional Referendum

Tunisia: Questions and Answers on the Draft Constitution

July 25 Referendum on a Text Weak in Rights Safeguards

Russia: Forcible Disappearances of Ukrainian Civilians

Detainees Unlawfully Transferred to Russia, Possibly Held as Hostages

Spain: Food Lines Grow During Pandemic

Social Safety Net Inadequate to Meet Basic Needs of People in Poverty

Sri Lanka: Protect Rights During Political Turmoil

Emergency Orders Facilitate Security Force Abuses

Zambian Woman Footballer Sex Tested Because FIFA Allows It

Barbra Banda’s Fundamental Rights Violated

The Kremlin's repressive decade

Vladimir Putin's 'foreign agents' law has become the authorities' go-to malign tool for their war of attrition against civil society