Human Rights Watch Statement at 2016 Day of General Discussion: Children’s Rights and the Environment

If the UK intervenes in conflict, it must plan properly for peace

US Congress Rebukes Saudi Arabia over Yemen

Senators Voice Concerns About Wartime Abuses

China: Credibly Investigate Xinjiang Blast

Suspects at Risk of Ill-Treatment

Fragile Progress in Global Fight Against Child Marriage

While Percentage of Girls Marrying Drops, Overall Numbers Climb Higher

Urgent Need for International Inquiry on Yemen

Joint NGO letter to Permanent Representatives of Member and Observer States of the UN Human Rights Council

A Chance to Protect Children and the Environment

Children Face Twin Threat from Pollution and Climate Change

Canada’s Detention of Children

Kids Suffer Long-Term Harm From Immigration Detention

Swaziland should implement past Universal Periodic Review recommendations to ensure progress on rights reforms

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Don’t Label Accused New York Bomber ‘Enemy Combatant’

Real Justice Requires Due Process

Tanzania should comply with its Universal Periodic Review pledges and condemn all forms of discrimination

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Tajikistan should end massive crackdown on opposition groups, critics and lawyers

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Sudan: No Justice for Protester Killings

UN Should Press Sudan to Investigate, Prosecute Those Responsible

Papua New Guinea should implement its legal commitments to ensure human rights for all

Item 6 UPR Adoption