Australia’s Relationship with India Must Be Based on Shared Principles, Not Just Common Interests

Hungary: New Government’s First Step on Pensioner Poverty

Deeper Pension Reform Needed

African States Shouldn’t Help the US Endanger Refugees

NATO Convenes in Ankara as Erdogan Crushes Opposition

Rights, Democracy, Rule of Law at Stake

Bolivia Cleared the Roads, but it Hasn’t Cleared the Crisis

Erosion of the Rule of Law Helps Explain Widespread Disenchantment in Bolivia

Gustavo Gallón (In Memoriam 1952 – 2026)

Human Rights Advocate; Founder, Colombian Commission of Jurists

Mexico Calls Its Treatment of Deported Cubans ‘Humanitarian.’ It Isn't.

New Medicaid Rules Put My Mother at Risk

Russia is Bombing Ukrainians Out of Their Homes — Then Using Sham Courts to Steal Them

Are we proud of a nation where foreigners live in fear?

May we reject false narratives in which foreign nationals are held collectively responsible for South Africa’s woes – crime, unemployment, and poor public services

Protecting Children Means Defending LGBT Rights

Around the world, governments are scapegoating LGBT people to build popular support for their erosion of individual rights—often under the guide of protecting children

Ensure Accountability for Serious Crimes in Afghanistan

A U.S. report on the Afghan War is due soon, and a new international review is beginning. Both must confront war crimes and crimes against humanity by all sides.

The Collateral Damage of Anti-Trans Policymaking

Why Isn’t the EU Calling Out the UAE for Its Role in the Sudan Crisis?