Labour Needs to Arrest UK’s Authoritarian Slide

The UAE’s Forgotten Mass Trial

We Need to Reclaim Pan-Africanism Through Love—for Everyone

As Head of Democratic India, Modi Should Raise Abuses in Ukraine with Russia During Moscow Visit

Russia’s tactics mirror those of colonial armies, something that the prime minister of a country that bore the brunt of colonialism should speak up against.

Will the Cattle Industry Be Made to Respect Brazilian Law?

How Sweden Should Carry Out the EU Migration Pact

Put North Korea's Human Rights Issues Front and Center

As Governments Demonize LGBTQ+ Rights, Children Lose the Most

Misuse of Texas Troopers Has Broader Implications for the US

Authorities Unleashed Militarized Border Force on Students

Children’s Personal Photos Are Powering AI Exploitation

As Fewer Anti-LGBTQ Bills Pass, The Fight Gets Harder

A growing indifference to suffering that is baked into the legal system

Will Peru Become Latin America’s Next Haven for Organized Crime?

New Uzbekistan, Old Tricks

With so many activists in Uzbekistan once again behind bars, the president’s promises of reform ring increasingly hollow.

Continued Arms Exports to Israel in the Face of Constructive Notice

Ongoing International Court of Justice proceedings focused on Gaza mean officials authorizing weapons transfers “should have known” about risk.