July 10, 2020
A Nordic Comeback on Human Rights
Encouraging Signs They Are Set to Take More Leading Role
July 9, 2020
US Takes Key Action for Human Rights in China
Sanctions Targeting Xinjiang Officials Address Serious Abuse
July 9, 2020
US Consumer Protection Agency Scraps ‘Payday Loan’ Rules
Regulations Sought to Prevent Debt Traps
July 9, 2020
Music Shouldn’t Stop at Hong Kong’s School Gates
Education Minister Wrong to Limit Students’ Free Expression
July 9, 2020
US Nursing Home Residents Should Know Their Rights
New Easy-to-Read Guide for Residents and Families
July 8, 2020
Netherlands Sees No Role for Gender Marker on ID Documents
Move Raises Questions of When Gender Markers Are Necessary
July 8, 2020
Covid-19 Catches Up with Brazil’s President
Bolsonaro Disregards WHO Recommendations Even After Testing Positive
July 8, 2020
Justice at Risk in Democratic Republic of Congo
Draft Laws Endanger Independence of Courts
July 8, 2020
Moscow’s Use of Facial Recognition Technology Challenged
Activists File an Application to European Court of Human Rights
July 7, 2020
UK’s New Human Rights Sanctions Offer Tool to Curb Abuse
Consistent Approach to Rights Needed in UK Foreign Policy
July 6, 2020
Baseless Charges Against Prominent Somali Journalist
Government Should Support Independent Media Ahead of Electoral Process
July 6, 2020
Report Exposes Impact of Privatizing US Criminal System
American Bar Association Highlights Rise in ‘User Fees’ on People Living in Poverty
