Border Agents Can't Police Themselves

Coalition Push for US-Style Voting ID Laws Will Weaken Our Democracy

Sudan is Backsliding Dangerously

Since the October 25 military takeover, violent repression has returned in full force. Can the international community support the rule of law?

How are the Authorities in Central Asia Trying to Control the Internet?

An Interview with Hugh Williamson

Prepared Testimony to Congressional-Executive Commission on China

Hearing on Techno-Authoritarianism: Platform for Repression in China and Abroad

Memory, and Memorial, Will Prevail

Russia’s government cannot wipe out historic memory and people’s aspirations for fundamental freedoms and the rule of law

What Governments Should Learn from The Climate Activists

COP26 Is Over – What’s Next for Forests, Coal, and Fossil Fuel Finance?

The Abuse of Technology Modi Won’t be Talking About

Immigrant Detention Is Expensive, and Alternatives Are Just As Effective

Case Management Programs Cost Less and Are More Humane than Imprisoning Asylum Seekers

Top Human Rights Tweets of the Week

South Africa’s Last Apartheid President Leaves Behind a Conflicted Legacy

FW de Klerk Dies at 85, Oversaw Apartheid and Transition to Democracy

When Digital Rights and Cybercrime Collide

A Trial to Watch in Ecuador

A Discriminatory System Killed a Transgender Man in Egypt

By reforming its own system, Egypt can influence positive changes in other countries in the region and lead the way for clear and accessible legal gender recognition mechanisms.