March 4, 2022
Surge in Attacks on Aid Workers in South Sudan
Authorities Should Improve Protection, Investigate Attacks
March 4, 2022
The UK Sees No Evil in Bahrain’s Detention of Children
Law Reforms Have Done Little to Stem Abuses
March 3, 2022
Florida’s 15-Week Abortion Ban Threatens Rights and Dignity
Young People Could Face Particular Harm
March 3, 2022
Cameroon Court Punishes Anti-LGBTI Violence
Repeal Legislation Criminalizing Consensual Same-Sex Relations
March 3, 2022
Greece Should Know that Refugees Can Come from Anywhere
Solidarity for Ukraine Ignores Greece’s Harsh Treatment of Others in Need
March 2, 2022
Afghan Women Watching the Walls Close In
Taliban Crushes Women’s Freedom of Movement and Other Rights
March 2, 2022
Pending Execution Highlights Singapore’s Failures on Disability Rights
International Obligations Undermined
March 2, 2022
Global Plastics Treaty: A Historic Opportunity to Protect Human Rights
Governments Should Work Together to Tackle the Crisis
March 2, 2022
Reinvigorating Public Housing by ‘Reimagining’ Eviction in NYC
City Resolves Thousands of Arrears While Keeping Residents Home
March 1, 2022
In Afghanistan, Burning Our Past to Protect Our Future
Afghans Destroy Identifying Documents as Taliban Search Homes
March 1, 2022
France Expands Abortion Access in Two Key Moves
Positive Steps Advance Reproductive Rights
February 28, 2022
Gambia Calls for Justice as Rohingya Face Dire Threats
Hearings End on Myanmar’s Preliminary Objections to Genocide Case
February 25, 2022
Texas Officials Threaten Transgender Children and Families
Criminalizing Medical Care Undermines Rights
February 24, 2022
Guanajuato, Mexico Recognizes Non-Binary Person’s Identity
Momentum Builds for Legal Recognition of Third Gender
February 24, 2022
Senior Military Officer Accused of Crackdown on Protesters in Iraq
The Case Against Omar Nazar a Critical Moment for Accountability
