Japan Plays a Diplomatic Double Game on Rights in Myanmar

Despite its official condemnation of the coup, Japan continues to move towards normalizing ties with the junta

Is There Rule of Law in Iraq?

New Zealand Comes Off the Fence on Autonomous Weapons

Xi is Bending Chinese Law to His Will

How a Public Good Became a Tool of Personal Power

Is EU serious about human rights in Kazakhstan?

Mass Surveillance Fuels Oppression of Uyghurs and Palestinians

Israel, Like China, Has Weaponized Surveillance Technology to Suppress Peaceful Dissent

Cambodia: Europe Should Denounce Rights Abuses at ASEM Summit

The Hun Sen Regime is Committed to Dismantle the Political Opposition Ahead of Scheduled Elections

A Return to Business as Usual in Sudan?

It’s vital that the international community not abandon Sudan at this critical juncture

Congress needs to investigate the Pentagon’s failure to protect civilians

A New York Times exposé on a previously undisclosed attack on dozens of noncombatants in Syria is indicative of DOD’s impunity.

EU Election Monitors Can Play a Crucial Role in Venezuela

To Stop Anti-Transgender Violence, Lawmakers Must Address Its Roots

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Border Agents Can't Police Themselves

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