Americans Deserve Answers About Civilian Casualties in Iran

Do Not Use Safety as a Pretext to Curb Protest

UK Legislation Seeking to Block Demonstrations Near Places of Worship is Misguided

Indonesia Needs Eyes Wide Open on Trump's 'Board of Peace’

Europe’s Economic Security Begins With Human Rights

Israel’s Displacement of Civilians in Lebanon is a Possible War Crime

The Israeli Tactics of Mass Expulsion of Lebanese Civilians Risk Violating International Law

Canada Should Join Global Push for a Free Education Treaty

A new treaty will not get every child into school overnight, but treaties can be powerful catalysts for change. Free education helps break cycles of poverty, reduce inequality, and empower girls.

China’s Repression Still Haunts Uyghur Exiles

Black Voting Rights in Mississippi

A System Built to Exclude

Testimony Before the Alaska House Committee on Labor and Commerce

House Bill 305 — Compensation Standards for Transportation Network Company Drivers

At the UN’s Annual Meeting on Women, the World Should Focus on Justice for Girls

Japan Should Urge Iran to Release People in Detention

US and Israeli Strikes Increase Danger for Political Prisoners and Others

AU Should Strengthen its Framework to Curb Violence Against Women

EU, Thailand Must Address Migrant Worker Rights in Trade Talks

In its rush to diversify trading partners amid growing global uncertainty, the EU should not sacrifice the potential of trade negotiations to improve rights and address abusive practices.

Duterte’s Drug War Faces Judgement at the ICC

Hearing Offers Long-Denied Accountability, but Ending Impunity Must Begin in the Philippines