Malaysia: Little Progress on Rights Reforms

One Year After Election, Promises Unfulfilled

Two Myanmar Journalists Freed, but Many Face Charges

Government Uses Draconian Laws to Keep a Grip on the Media

Cambodia: Opposition Harassed in the Courts

Drop Summons Against Former CNRP Officials in Battambang

Israel is Trying to Deport Me for My Human Rights Work. Here’s Why You Should Care.

Hope for Justice for Georgian Nationals Expelled from Russia

Russia Ordered to Compensate Thousands of Expelled Georgians

Turkey’s Democratic Credentials Pushed to The Limit

Re-run of Istanbul’s Mayoral Election Threatens Voters’ Right to Choose

Nepal Should Not Backslide on Human Rights

The Human Rights Watch 30th Anniversary Film Festival

Brave Cinematic Works that Challenge the Rise of Authoritarianism and Oppression

Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International Letter to President Tusk

Algeria: Judicial Harassment of Human Rights Lawyer

Prosecution, Judicial Control for Criticizing Courts on Facebook

Hungarians Have Opportunity to Vote for Rights and Values in European Elections

European Parliament Can Help Protect Rights and Freedoms

The EU Needs a Parliament Committed to Rights and Democratic Values

European Elections A Chance for Voters to Press for Human Rights in EU Action

Iraq: Confining Families With Alleged ISIS Ties Unlawful

Reject Plan to ‘Intern’ Up to 280,000 Women, Children

Myanmar: Deaths in Army Custody Need Independent Inquiry

Killing of 6 Villagers in Rakhine State Should Be Fully, Credibly Investigated