Victims of Sri Lanka’s Civil War Seek Justice

Opportunity for New Government to Commit to Accountability

Unified Call to Confront Famine in Gaza: Launch the Diplomatic Humanitarian Convoy Now

Discriminatory Testing Blocks Migrant Children’s Right to Education in Russia

Russian Authorities Should Suspend Language Proficiency Barriers

Afghan War Crimes Victims Still Awaiting Justice

Australia, United Kingdom Make Slow but Unsteady Progress

UN General Assembly Should Act on North Korea

May 20 Meeting Should Examine Links Between Abuses and Weapons Programs

Japan: Press Cambodia’s Leader on Human Rights

Prime Minister Ishiba Should Raise Rights Concerns During Hun Manet’s Visit

Chad: Opposition Leader Arrested

Detention of Succès Masra Emblematic of Shrinking Political Space

Another Courageous Journalist Jailed in Azerbaijan

Ulviyya Ali Faces Bogus Smuggling Charges

Poland Ends ‘LGBT Free’ Zones

‘Gender Ideology’ Panic Should Become a Relic of the Past

US: Florida Set to Trample Young People’s Rights

Court Decision Would Eliminate Abortion Access for Youth without Parental Support

How to Save the UN from Trump

Washington is withholding billions of dollars it owes to the United Nations. Europe must step in and lead.

Human Rights Watch submission ahead of the EU-China Human Rights Dialogue

Sri Lanka’s Tamil Women Await Justice 16 Years Since War’s End

United Nations Should Renew Critical Accountability Efforts

Open letter to President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa regarding the assault on the right to political participation, the rule of law and human rights in Türkiye