December 6, 2018
Hakeem Al-Araibi’s case is a true test of Fifa’s new human rights policy
World football’s governing body has a responsibility to speak up in defence of the detained player
December 6, 2018
A New Weapon Against Press Freedom in the Philippines
December 4, 2018
The Freedom to Make Your Own Choices
December 4, 2018
You Should Be Worrying about the Woman Shortage
December 3, 2018
Tunisia’s Assault on Gay Men’s—and Everyone’s – Right to Privacy
November 30, 2018
Hall of Shame: Gratuitous Photo-ops with Saudi’s Crown Prince
Allegations of War Crimes and Torture Loom over Mohammed bin Salman at G20 Summit
November 30, 2018
It’s Too Early To Cheer the So-Called End of Iran’s Notorious Ban on Women in sports stadiums
There won’t be a ‘breakthrough’ until FIFA ensures women can buy tickets and safely watch sports
November 30, 2018
Top Human Rights Tweets of the Week
November 30, 2018
Saudi Crown Prince Hiding in the Embassy?
November 30, 2018
The Saudi Crown Prince Should Fear the Long Reach of Justice
November 29, 2018
China’s Pornography Laws Are a Backdoor for Censorship
November 28, 2018
Taiwan’s Same-Sex Marriage Vote Is Not the End of the Road
November 27, 2018
Venezuela’s Health Crisis Demands an Urgent Regional Response
November 26, 2018
Mexico: Forced Disappearance, an Ongoing Crime
November 23, 2018
Central Asia Between Glimmers of Hope and Continued Repression
EU Can Help End Egregious Abuses in the Region
