Support the ICC as a Vital Court of Last Resort for Victims of Grave International Crimes

Joint Statement Marking International Justice Day

India: New Foreign Funding Rules Tighten Control over Civil Society and Undermine the Right to Freedom of Association

EU Should End Abusive Migration Cooperation with Libyan Authorities

“A Blueprint For Complicity” - Three Years On, EU-Tunisia Deal Continues to Fuel Human Rights Violations

Joint Statement by 46 Human Rights and Humanitarian Organizations

Joint Statement: Drop the ICT Investigation into Journalists Farzana Rupa and Mozammel Babu

Public Comment to the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications on its “Draft First Report of the Youth Protection Working Group under the Study Group on Addressing Various Issues in Information Circulation in Digital Space (June 2026)”

Sudan: Risk of Imminent Atrocities in and around El Obeid Requires Urgent Action

HRW Oral Statement - Urgent Debate - HRC62

South Sudan: Grave Rights Violations Amid Deteriorating Political and Security Situation

HRW Oral Statement - ID on OHCHR report on technical assistance in South Sudan - HRC62

Joint Statement on Viet Nam's Transnational Repression in Thailand

Australia: Reconsider Disappointing Response to UN Human Rights Review

HRW Oral Statement - Universal Periodic Review Outcome Adoption - HRC62

Georgia: Repeal Repressive Laws and Restore Fundamental Freedoms

HRW Oral Statement - Universal Periodic Review Outcome Adoption - HRC62

Tunisia: Rights Defender Given 25-Year Sentence

Holding Sri Lanka Accountable for Violations of the Convention against Torture and Other Ill-Treatment

Joint Civil Society Statement

Tunisia: Executive Capture of the Judiciary and the Criminalization of the Legal Profession

Civil society joint statement - ID with SR on independence of judges and lawyers - HRC62