Algeria: Police Renew Crackdown on Mass Protests

Uphold Right to Peaceful Assembly

DR Congo: Warlord’s Conviction Reveals Trial Flaws

Former Congolese Soldier Guilty of Rape, Use of Child Soldiers

Nepal: End Attacks on Free Expression

Escalating Crackdown on Journalists, Social Media

Israel Wants to Deport Me for My Human Rights Work

Without Justice in the Central African Republic, ‘Everything Else is Wrecked’

Special Criminal Court Critical to Accountability for Past Crimes

Iran: Release Anti-Compulsory Hijab Activists

Prison Sentences on Vague Morality Charges

Sudan: Heed Calls for Justice

Al-Bashir, Other Rights Abusers Should be Held to Account

Iraq: Torture Persists in Mosul Jail

No Apparent Action Months After Allegations

Myanmar: Satire is Not a Crime

Drop Charges Against Peaceful Critics

Quote by Maria Laura Canineu, director of the Brazil office at Human Rights Watch

Statement by Human Rights Watch about the Decision to Close a Military Investigation into Multiple Killings in Rio de Janeiro in November 2017

If Brunei’s New Stoning Law is Enforced, Sanction the Sultan

Whoever Wins Indonesia’s Presidential Election, Indigenous People Will Lose

Despite Progress, Torture in Afghanistan Still ‘Disturbingly High’

UN Finds ‘Staggering’ Numbers Tortured in Kandahar