In Myanmar, Democracy’s Dead End
Constitutional Vote Spotlights Transition’s Failed Reforms
Zimbabwe Failing to Enact Credible Reforms
Adopt Recommendations for International Reengagement
Nigeria Releases More Children and Youth from Military Prison
Children as Young as 5 Arrested on Suspected Ties to Boko Haram
Coronavirus Shows England’s Urgent Need for Social Care Reforms
Older People’s Right to Health Requires Full Access to a Robust Support System
Rapid Spread of Virus Further Tests Iranians’ Faith in Government
Successful Measures to Contain Coronavirus Require Public Trust
China Again in UN Hotseat Over Xinjiang Abuses
Rights Groups Grill Beijing on Turkic Muslim Detention Camps
Renew Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan
Most Recent Report Documents Ongoing Abuses, Lack of Justice
Canadian Firm Can Be Sued for Alleged Eritrea Abuses
Court Ruling Means Mining Company Faces Lawsuit for Alleged Forced Labor
Imprisoned Emirati Activist Saluted at Abu Dhabi Festival
Author Challenged Whitewashing of Abuses
ICC Offers Hope to Afghanistan’s Victims
Court Allows Prosecutor to Investigate Alleged War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity
A New Human Rights Agenda for Tajikistan
Government Could Use Parliamentary Elections as Springboard for Change
EU Should Press Azerbaijan to Deliver on Rights
First Brussels-Baku Dialogue since Dubious Election Results Announced
UN Rights Council Should Uphold Sri Lanka Commitments
Weak Response from Country Core Group Ignores Victims’ Plight
Syrian Army Accused of Targeting Older Women
Ensure Full Protection, Safety to Older People Caught in Conflict