Taxing Tech in Age of AI Could Fund Human Rights

When the Stars Aligned and East Timor Gained Independence

No One Should Be Sent Back to Taliban Rule

Safe Sport Day: Japan Should Lead the Way on Athletes’ Rights

Japan’s winning sports tradition shouldn’t include abuse

Building a safer training culture for the country and its athletes

External Actors Pressing ‘Family Values’ in Africa

Backing Outside Political Agendas Carries a Human Rights Cost

An Armenian case study in why regaining legal capacity alone is not enough

Regaining legal capacity after nearly 30 years in institutions changed Gayane’s life — but support remains scarce.

Europe’s China Strategy Is Ready for a Refresh

EU leaders have an opportunity to stop treating repression as a side issue and instead make human rights more central to their engagement with China

France’s Troubling Silence on the UAE Role in Sudan

France Should Suspend Arms Deliveries to the UAE and Support European Sanctions

For Next FIFA World Cup, Make Human Rights The Goal

The Americas’ Anti-Gender Playbook

How the Rights of LGBT People Became a Political Weapon

Recent Developments in ‘Hostage Justice’ in Japan: Advocacy for Legal Reform

Let’s Make Free Pre-Primary Education Every Child’s Right

Forward chapter to “Pre-Primary Education Around the World”

Poor Governance Enables Violence Against Women in Cameroon