September 19, 2019
UN Shares Details of Burundian Activist’s Murder
Family Deserve Full Investigation and Justice
September 18, 2019
US Government Mass Surveillance Isn’t ‘Secret’
Courts Should Protect the Public, Not Duck and Cover
September 18, 2019
Cameroonian Lawyers Say ‘Enough is Enough’
Bar Association Denounces Rights Violations
September 18, 2019
Spate of Bangladesh ‘Crossfire’ Killings of Rohingya
Police Fatally Shoot 6 Refugees in Cox’s Bazar
September 18, 2019
A Trial Under the Spotlight in Morocco
The Prosecution of a Journalist Reopens the Debate on Individual Freedoms
September 18, 2019
Outspoken Zimbabwe Doctor Abducted
Authorities Should Investigate Abductions, Prosecute Perpetrators
September 18, 2019
Eritrea Should End 18 Years of Darkness
Free All Political Prisoners, Including Critics Held Since 2001
September 17, 2019
Guinean President’s US Visit Comes at Critical Moment
UN Trip a Chance to Press Guinea on Abuses Against Opposition
September 16, 2019
End Corporal Punishment in Pakistan’s Schools
Student’s Death Highlights Need for Urgent Reform
September 13, 2019
Rwandans Charged With Murder of Exiled Critic
South African Prosecution Offers Chance for Justice in Karegeya Killing
September 12, 2019
Revealed: The Stark Truth Of No-Deal Brexit
Government’s Own Assessment Shows Human Rights In Poorest Communities May Be Most At Risk
September 11, 2019
EU Commission Wants the Fox in Charge of the Henhouse
European Parliament Should Block Appointment of New Enlargement Commissioner
September 11, 2019
Will It Be Business as Usual for Saudis at London’s Arms Fair?
Conduct in Yemen War Means UK Government Should Not Resume Arms Sales
September 10, 2019
Release Ill Prisoner in Turkmenistan for Medical Treatment
Two of Alysher Muhametguliyev’s Co-Defendants Died within Two Years of Verdict
September 10, 2019
A Chance to Curtail Abuse in Germany’s Supply Chains
Groups Call for Law on Human Rights Protection in Companies’ Sourcing Practices
