Mahmood’s Immigration Plan Breaks Labour’s Promises

Proposed UK Asylum Policy is Nothing but Cruel Political Theatre

EU Should Focus on Civilian Safety in Sahel Region

Abortion Restrictions on Young People Cause Trauma

A new report finds young people in states that require parental consent are being forced to remain pregnant or involve unsupportive parents.

New Bolivia Leader Faces Old Crisis: Broken Judiciary

Human Rights Watch Remarks to European Parliament Trade Committee on EU-Gulf relations

Next Steps for Mitigating Harm in the UN Cybercrime Convention

Paris Meeting Should Prioritize Promoting Aid and Justice in Congo

Trump, Xi Attacks on Rights a Challenge for APEC Summit

At a summit dominated by two leaders who have demonstrated utter hostility to the international system, human rights law, and democratic principles, how should rights-respecting, democratic countries respond?

UN Treaty Signing Highlights Vietnam’s Curb on Online Dissent

The Cybercrime Convention will further entrench control and surveillance over peaceful expression of dissent online beyond the borders of repressive states.

To Improve Education, Fix the Tax System

Vietnam’s Rights Suppression Carries a Heavy Price

World Leaders Are Cozying Up to Hanoi While Activists Are Jailed

Sweden-China Relations Should Focus on Rights

Foreign Minister’s Beijing Visit Comes 10 Years Since Gui Minhai’s Abduction

From Burundi to Washington: Recognizing the Warning Signs

In Donald Trump’s Game of Geopolitical Musical Chairs, Will Albanese Find a Seat?