The Chilly Moscow Summer of 2019

The past month has seen a string of protests in the Russian capital over city council elections. The authorities' crackdown has only consolidated the movement

Using courage, and one’s privilege, to counter racial profiling in Moscow

The Moscow police are known for targeting minorities and migrants. These activists are trying to push back

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Young Eritreans Would Rather Risk Death at Sea Than Let Their Leaders Take Their Freedom

Facebook Settlement Breaks a Record, but Not the Cycle of Exploitation

Iran’s Nationality Law Bill Highlights Challenges for Legislative Reform

US Congress: Stop Funding Cruelty on the Border

Sex Work Should be Legal — If Only to Protect Women from Police

Morocco, the Kingdom of Unfinished Reforms

20 years of human rights progress and setbacks under Mohammed VI

Trafficking Survivors Are Being Failed the World Over

The Anniversary that Shouldn't Be: 40 Years of President Obiang in Equatorial Guinea

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UN Action on Philippines a Glimpse of Hope and Justice

Iceland’s Leadership a Model for Others