UN Needs to Protect its Vital, Yet Underfunded, Human Rights Work

US Cutbacks, Deferred Chinese Payments Heighten Financial Crisis

New Canadian Prime Minister Should Prioritize Rights

Government Has a Chance to Promote Rights-Centered Policies

Competition for Minerals Should Respect Rights and the Environment

Strong Government Oversight of Mining Industry is Essential

Civil Rights Watchdog under Assault by Trump Administration

Pushing Voting Rights Enforcement out of Justice Department Poses Risk to Democracy

Rights Groups Spotlight Russia’s Abuses in Crimea

Any Talks Over War’s End Should Prioritize Civilians’ Plight

Torture, Death of a Ukrainian Journalist in Russian Custody

Investigation Needed as Body of Viktoriia Roshchyna Returned to Ukraine

Top African Rights Court to Consider States’ Climate Obligations

Advisory Opinion Could Further Cement Rights in Climate Action

Bangladeshi Women’s Rights Opposed by Hardline Religious Groups

Interim Government Should Support Women’s Affairs Reform Commission’s Recommendations

Mali’s Return to Democracy Suffers New Blow

Military Junta Acts to Retain Coup Leader as President, Dissolve All Political Parties

Women’s Participation Has Proven Worth in Bringing Peace

Trump Supported Women, Peace, and Security Agenda in 2019, He Should Now Too

Progress on Addressing Violence against Women in Africa

The African Union Commission Should Publish Final Version of Adopted Treaty

UN Rights Review of Laos Spotlights Lack of Progress

Attacks on Dissidents and Activists; Cross-Border Abuses Persist

Street Vendors Are Workers – They Should Have Workers’ Rights

For ‘Bread, Work, Freedom,’ Afghan Women Are Still Resisting

Fighting for Their Right to Work