To Improve Education, Fix the Tax System

Vietnam’s Rights Suppression Carries a Heavy Price

World Leaders Are Cozying Up to Hanoi While Activists Are Jailed

Sweden-China Relations Should Focus on Rights

Foreign Minister’s Beijing Visit Comes 10 Years Since Gui Minhai’s Abduction

From Burundi to Washington: Recognizing the Warning Signs

In Donald Trump’s Game of Geopolitical Musical Chairs, Will Albanese Find a Seat?

Cambodia's Microloan 'Debt Traps’ Test the World Bank

Human Rights Watch argues that Cambodian microfinance institutions, backed by investors such as IFC, are targeting Indigenous communities with predatory lending and debt collection practices.

Children Lead the Push for Free Education Through a New Treaty

What Happened to Human Rights for Palestinians?

UN Progress on the Right to Free Education

A Clear Path Toward Drafting a New Treaty

Rights Should Guide Welfare ‘Reform’ Debate in Germany

Cuts Will Hurt Struggling Low-Income Households, Worsen Poverty

When Politicians Undermine Europe’s Rights Court, We All Lose

Sri Lanka is on the Front Line of the Battle for Accountability

Tens of thousands of civilians died amid Sri Lanka’s defeat of separatists in 2009. Some Israeli military strategists see it as a campaign to be emulated.

Obstetric Violence Is Gender-Based Violence. It’s Time the Law Recognized It.

Japan’s International Role to Promote Children’s Rights