Opinion: A New Kind of War is Unfolding in Lebanon

Six Experts Grapple with Its Implications

Foreign Agent Laws in the Authoritarian Playbook

From Russia to Kyrgyzstan, and Georgia to Hungary, “Foreign Agent” Style Laws Have Become a Preferred Instrument for Authoritarians to Extinguish Critical Voices, Shield Their Rule from Scrutiny and Strengthen Their Hold on Power

Iraq's Amended Personal Status Law Could Make 9-Year-Olds Brides

Putin’s Red Carpet in Mongolia Was a Betrayal of Justice and Accountability

Racist Rhetoric, Anti-Haitian Actions in the US Are No Joking Matter

End Dehumanizing Policies, Respect Fundamental Rights

The IOC Should Help Protect North Korean Athletes Returning From the Paris Olympics

Returning athletes have reportedly faced “ideological evaluations” and potential punishment for actions that their government views with suspicion

Destroying Encampments Isn’t a Solution to Houselessness

The Punishment of Unhoused People Has Devastating Consequences

Six Human Rights Takeaways from the US Presidential Debate

The Candidates’ Answers through a Rights-Focused Lens

Sweden Should Help Critically Ill Palestinians

A Debate Tip for the Candidates — There’s a Correct Answer on Weapons to Israel

France Should Do More to Help Critically Ill Palestinians

The UN Security Council’s Astonishing Silence on Myanmar Atrocities

For Afghan Women, Singing is Resistance

Protesters Around the World Are Targeting Inequality. Governments Must Listen