An Algerian Spring Day

‘Bujumbura Can Close the Doors of Burundi, But It Can’t Hide the Repression’

Just One Month In, Optimism Around CAR’s Peace Deal Is Fading

Iran Should Reach Out to Labor Leaders, Not Prosecute Them

Refugee escapes Tajikistan after YouTube video plea for help

India’s Violent Mobs Are a Menace to Minorities — and Democracy

India’s democracy is at grave risk if the government allows the rule by mobs to undermine the rule of law

National Security Agency’s Domestic Spying Program Needs to End Permanently

Top Human Rights Tweets of the Week

Why the US needs the Equality Act

The Court Case Against Oyub Titiyev Is a Tragic Farce

The veteran Chechen human rights defender faces the real prospect of spending his next four years in jail

The “Command Responsibility” Controversy in Colombia: A Follow-Up

A Challenge to FARC’s Narrative on Child Recruitment

Beyond Samarkand

Can Uzbekistan Turn Its Nascent Reform Efforts into a Clear Break with Its Brutal Past?

May’s Thin Gruel on Workers’ Rights