February 14, 2022
Nicaragua’s Ultimate Sham Trial
Latest in the Government’s Attempts to Tighten Authoritarian Grip
February 14, 2022
Workers Sue Dyson on Allegations of Forced Labor in Malaysian Supplier
Case Should Drive Scrutiny of Social Audits Industry, Transparency Long Overdue
February 14, 2022
Europe Shouldn’t Roll Out Red Carpet for Egypt’s President
European Leaders Should Denounce Abuses, Address Egypt’s Rights Crisis Under al-Sisi
February 11, 2022
Biden Seeks to Seize Afghanistan’s Assets
Decision on Foreign Currency Reserves Ignores Roots of Humanitarian Crisis
February 11, 2022
Gruesome Femicide in Iran
Iranian Parliament Should Pass Domestic Violence Draft Law
February 10, 2022
Pressure Mounts on Sri Lanka to Reform Abusive Law
Cosmetic Edits Insufficient; EU Trade Benefits Hang in Balance
February 10, 2022
Stop Conflating Covid-19 Vaccine Access with ‘Hesitancy’
Governments Can Protect the Right to Health by Removing Barriers
February 9, 2022
Hijab Ban in India Sparks Outrage, Protests
Standoff Points to Growing Marginalization of Muslims
February 9, 2022
Ensuring Choice for People with Disabilities in Mexico
Senate Should Rewrite Bill Further Depriving Legal Capacity
February 9, 2022
Russian Government Seeks Closure of LGBT Rights Group
Flagrant Political, Homophobic Censorship Violates Human Rights Obligations
February 9, 2022
UK Energy Price Hike Threatens to Worsen Poverty Crisis
Green Investments Key to Upholding Rights for Millions
February 8, 2022
UK Pushbacks are 'Morally Reprehensible'
The House of Lords Should Safeguard Life and Rights in the Channel
February 8, 2022
South Dakota Embraces Attacks on Transgender Kids
10 US States Have Introduced Athletics Bans
February 7, 2022
Japan Calls for Monitoring China’s Human Rights Situations
Tokyo Should Build on New Momentum by Condemning Serious Abuses
February 4, 2022
Glimmer of Hope for Pakistani Workers
The Supreme Court’s Ruling on Sindh Minimum Wage Increase
