Laos: Activist Gunned Down in Vientiane

Urgently Investigate Attack on Anousa Luangsuphom

Maldives Press Freedom in Danger

Rising Threats to Journalists’ Safety

UK: Rights Action Needed for Gulf Trade Pact

Agreement Without Improvement Could Harm Workers

Egypt: Detained Academic at Risk of Death

Salah Soltan Should be Immediately Released, Offered Treatment

Croatia: Ongoing, Violent Border Pushbacks

EU Turns Blind Eye to Routine Brutality Toward Migrants, Asylum Seekers

Pandora’s Box: Generative AI Companies, ChatGPT, and Human Rights

What’s at Stake in Tech’s Newest Race?

Tunisia Doubles Down on Democratic Rollback

Rached Ghannouchi’s Arrest and Ali Laarayedh’s Imprisonment Reveal the Extent of Kais Saied’s Attack on Democracy

“When We Moved, They Shot”: Laws of War Violations in the September 2022 Kyrgyzstan - Tajikistan Border Conflict

Nepal: Court Orders Recognition of Same-Sex Spouse

Reiterates Recommendation for Marriage Equality

DR Congo: Reject Discriminatory Nationality Bill

Proposed Law Would Prohibit Candidates Because of Parents’ Origins

Kyrgyzstan/Tajikistan: Apparent War Crimes in Border Conflict

Justice Needed for Lethal Attacks on Civilians

Top Russian Activist Indicted

Oleg Orlov Faces Criminal Trial for War Criticism

Fighting Devastates Sudan’s West Darfur

Communities Already Reeling from Waves of Abuses

Biden Should Press Philippines’ Marcos on Human Rights Concerns

President Marcos Jr. has shown little inclination to tackle persistent rights problems in the Philippines or pursue justice for past crimes.