UN: Israel Inquiry Should Include Lebanon Attack

Killing of Journalist, Wounding Others, an Apparent War Crime

Human Rights Watch: Season 2 of Rights & Wrongs Podcast

Episode 1 Spotlights the Human Rights Cost of El Salvador’s Crackdown on Gangs

World Leaders Should Stand up for Haiti

Concrete Commitments Needed to Address the Crisis

Submission by Human Rights Watch to the Senate Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade References Committee Inquiry into Australia’s Sanctions Regime

Australia: Strengthen Human Rights Sanctions Process

Better Civil Society Engagement, Bolder Determinations Needed

Rights Groups Urge CBP Not to Enforce Texas State Laws

CBP Should Disentangle Itself from Operation Lone Star

Human Rights Watch’s Statement to the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute Committee on Budget and Finance 45th session

September 2-13, 2024

UN: World Leaders Should Act to End Rights Crises

‘Pact for the Future’ Should Promote Economic Justice, Healthy Environment

Rights & Wrongs

Stories from the Human Rights Frontline

Venezuela: UN Should Continue Investigations amid Brutal Post-Electoral Repression and Continued Impunity

Opinion: A New Kind of War is Unfolding in Lebanon

Six Experts Grapple with Its Implications

Protect Women and Girls in DR Congo’s Prisons

UN Report Sheds Light on Rapes in Makala Prison During Deadly Jailbreak

UK Government Should End Cruel ‘Two-Child Limit’ Now

Key First Step to Reforming Social Security

Foreign Agent Laws in the Authoritarian Playbook

From Russia to Kyrgyzstan, and Georgia to Hungary, “Foreign Agent” Style Laws Have Become a Preferred Instrument for Authoritarians to Extinguish Critical Voices, Shield Their Rule from Scrutiny and Strengthen Their Hold on Power