Japan Passes Law to ‘Promote Understanding’ of LGBT People

Fight Continues for Comprehensive Nondiscrimination Legislation

EU: Artificial Intelligence Regulation Should Protect People’s Rights

Human Rights Concerns Should Be at Center of AI Act Negotiations

Sri Lanka: Impunity Continues in the Country Amidst Multiple Crises

HRW Oral Statement - Item 6 Universal Periodic Review Outcome - HRC53

Remembering Chinese Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo

Six Years Since Liu’s Death, Activists Challenge Beijing’s Repression

Vietnam Should Release Land Rights Activist

Progress Requires Rights Respecting Reforms

Turkey: End the Gezi Trial Injustice

Prosecutor’s Opinion on Appeal Devoid of Legal Arguments

You Don’t Need to Demand Sensitive Biometric Data to Give Aid. The Ukraine Response Shows How.

‘This shift away from biometrics is a significant step in the direction of protecting the rights of people who use aid.’

The Data of the Most Vulnerable People is the Least Protected

How has biometric data collection caused harm in the context of humanitarian interventions and where do future risks lie?

Interview: Victory for People with Disabilities and Older Persons in Mexico

When People Come Together Good Things Happen

Travesty of Justice Reaches New Low in Belarus

Lawyer and Journalist Charged with “Extremism” for Passing on Publicly Available Information

Rights Abuse at Home Overshadows Modi’s Visit

Macron Should Break His Silence on Widespread Abuses in India

‘Nonprofit’ Hospital or Commercial Juggernaut?

Online Incitement Against LGBT People in Cameroon

Planned Visit by French Expert Met with Online Hate

Sudan: Darfur Town Destroyed

ICC Should Investigate Killings, Looting by Rapid Support Forces, Arab Militias