October 3, 2019
US Court Sends Mixed Signals on Net Neutrality
States Can Protect Open Internet, but Federal Rollback Upheld
October 3, 2019
Bogus Terrorism Charges Against Russian Journalists
Prosecution of Svetlana Prokopyeva, Abdulmumin Gadzhiev Aim to Silence Critics
October 2, 2019
A Step Toward Protecting Civilians from Bombing and Shelling
October 2, 2019
Russia Jails Crimean Tatar Blogger on Bogus ‘Terrorism’ Charges
Deepening Repression in Occupied Crimea
October 1, 2019
Marathoners Wilt in Qatar’s Oppressive Heat
Migrant Workers Toil with Far Less Protections Everyday
October 1, 2019
Polish Police Protect Pride March Amid Anti-LGBT Crackdown
Police Action in Lublin Should Set Example for All Polish Authorities
September 30, 2019
Facetime Stunt Reminds Iranians Abroad of Forced Separation from Loved Ones
Government Repression Keeps Many Families Apart
September 30, 2019
Filming the Philippines’ ‘War on Drugs’
International Criminal Court Requests Footage of Rights Abuses
September 27, 2019
UN Expert ‘Shocked’ by Abuses in Zimbabwe
Visit Comes Amid Crackdown on Critics, Activists
September 27, 2019
US Refugee Action Has Worldwide Impact
Slashing Numbers Also Undermines Aid for Front-Line Countries
September 26, 2019
Hong Kong Leader’s ‘Listening Mode’ Isn’t Enough
Carrie Lam’s Community Dialogue Session No Substitute for Accountability, Change
September 26, 2019
UK's Prince Harry Should Highlight Landmines During Angola Visit
17 Years After War’s End, Mines Still Killing, Maiming Children
September 26, 2019
UN Takes Strong Stand on Sri Lanka’s Army Chief
No Sri Lankan Peacekeepers if Led by Alleged War Criminal
September 26, 2019
Protests in Egypt Show Trump’s Wrong about al-Sisi
‘Favorite Dictator’ Is No ‘Great Leader’
