Climate Action Must Take into Account Women’s Right to Land

Climate action plans have to include measures to redress women disproportionately affected by deforestation and plantation expansion.

Safety Net Needs More Than Stimulus Checks

Tough Challenge for German Leadership in Libya Talks

Next Week is Time for EU to Finally Lead on Rule of Law

Justice is Unfinished Business in Rwanda

Top Human Rights Tweets of the Week

Foreign ISIS Suspects, Families: Why a Single “R” Word Matters at the UN

Canada Should Get on the Path to Abolishing Immigration Detention

New ‘Undesirables’ Law Expands Activists’ Danger Zone

While most eyes were on Geneva, the Duma intensified its crackdown on dissent.

Merkel Should Steer EU on Covid-19 Intellectual Property Waiver

European Commission Increasingly Isolated on COVID Patent Waivers

French President Emmanuel Macron and the European Parliament Endorsed Making Vaccines More Available.

Macron Needs to Push for Stronger Sanctions on Myanmar at the G7

Germany: With Child Labor Rising From Covid-19, Supply Chain Law Even More Urgent

Bangladesh’s Unplanned Relocation of Rohingya Refugees to Bhasan Char Island is Risky

But the International Community Should Do Much More to Ensure that the Refugees Can Safely Return to Myanmar