March 2, 2021
Time for a Female UN Secretary-General?
Guterres Reelection Run Shouldn’t Deter Nominations of Qualified Women
March 2, 2021
South Asia’s Women’s Rights Activists Should Be Heard
International Women’s Day Should Prompt Real Reforms
March 2, 2021
Rights of Sri Lankan Muslims Need International Protection
Covid-19 Burial Ban Highlights Persistent Discrimination Against Minorities
March 2, 2021
The UK Supreme Court Has Failed Shamima Begum
Neither Justice nor Security is Served by Leaving Shamima Begum in a Legal Black Hole
March 2, 2021
Rwandan Judiciary Under Scrutiny
Interception of Rusesabagina’s Attorney/Client Communications Raises Concerns
February 26, 2021
Talks Restart to Curb Explosive Weapons Use in Populated Areas
Strong Political Declaration Needed to Reduce Civilian Harm
February 26, 2021
African Union Shouldn’t Endorse Eritrea for UN Rights Body
Dire Rights Record at Home, Abroad
February 25, 2021
Malaysia’s Highest Court Strikes Down State Gay Sex Ban
Discriminatory Federal, State Laws and Policies Remain in Place
February 25, 2021
Brave Indonesian Women Discuss Freedom to Choose What to Wear
‘Magnificent 7’ Urge Schools to Follow New Ruling Making Jilbab Voluntary
February 25, 2021
Yemen’s Donors Need to Tackle Aid Shortfalls
Donor Meeting an Opportunity to Address Humanitarian Access, Economic Collapse
February 25, 2021
Time to Stay the Course in South Sudan
Mandate of the UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan Should Be Renewed in Full
February 25, 2021
Niger’s Fragile Democracy at Risk After Election
Government Should Restore Internet, Respect Protesters’ Rights
February 25, 2021
Demand for Action as Poland Tramples Women’s Rights
European Commission Should Hold Government Accountable for Violating Fundamental Rights
February 24, 2021
Dozens Killed in Prison Uprisings in Ecuador
Authorities Should Investigate Attacks, Ensure Accountability
February 24, 2021
Hong Kong Repression’s True Cost
Ominous ‘National Security’ Budget Increase Spotlights Growing Abuse
