15 Years Since Sri Lanka’s Conflict Ended, No Justice for War Crimes

The Unaddressed Legacy of the War has Bequeathed the Country Practices of Abuse, Impunity and Misgovernance that Directly Contribute to the Economic Crisis

An Avenue to Justice for Afghan Women

School Officials Should Protect Trans Youth, Not “Out” Them

Ghana’s Support for New Free Education Treaty Crucial

SVG High Court rejected opportunity to uphold human rights

It Is Our Moral Calling to Stand With Wrongly Imprisoned Russian Playwright and Director

Environment Defenders Face New Wave of Oppression

Shining a Light on North Korea’s Human Rights Crisis

In Sickness and in Debt: The Right to Health

50% of Pakistanis Do Not Have Access to Basic Primary Healthcare Services, and Approximately 42% Have No Access to Health Coverage

Insurance Firms Should Shun the East African Crude Oil Pipeline

The project is already devastating local communities and will contribute to climate change if completed.

A Renewed Yemen Truce Is No Substitute for Justice

A halt to the fighting in Yemen would be welcome news. But it won’t last without addressing the warring parties’ crimes against civilians.

Chinese Women from the Countryside: Views on Marriage

Saudi Arabia Hasn’t Earned Women’s Tennis Championships

El Salvador’s Cycles of Violence Through a Teenager’s Eyes