May 7, 2019
Two Myanmar Journalists Freed, but Many Face Charges
Government Uses Draconian Laws to Keep a Grip on the Media
May 7, 2019
Hope for Justice for Georgian Nationals Expelled from Russia
Russia Ordered to Compensate Thousands of Expelled Georgians
May 7, 2019
Turkey’s Democratic Credentials Pushed to The Limit
Re-run of Istanbul’s Mayoral Election Threatens Voters’ Right to Choose
May 7, 2019
Hungarians Have Opportunity to Vote for Rights and Values in European Elections
European Parliament Can Help Protect Rights and Freedoms
May 7, 2019
The EU Needs a Parliament Committed to Rights and Democratic Values
European Elections A Chance for Voters to Press for Human Rights in EU Action
May 6, 2019
Greece Needs a European Parliament That Cares About Rights
European Elections a Chance to Uphold Human Rights
May 3, 2019
A Year On, Victims of Congo’s ‘Likofi IV’ Deserve Justice
Police Campaign Killed, ‘Disappeared’ 34 Youth
May 3, 2019
Kenya Backsliding on Press Freedoms
Journalists Face Unjustifiable Restrictions, Threats
May 2, 2019
Sri Lanka’s Face-Covering Ban a Wrongheaded Response to Easter Bombings
Emergency Measure Targets Muslim Women
May 2, 2019
Uganda’s Continued Attempts to Gag the Media
On Press Freedom Day, Authorities Should Commit to Supporting Free Expression
April 30, 2019
Protecting Refugees in Bangladesh During Monsoon Season
Government Should Prioritize Safety in Relocation Efforts
April 30, 2019
Trump Administration Slaps a Price Tag on Protection
Statue of Liberty’s Welcoming Words Undermined by New Rules
April 30, 2019
Minister Lacks Sympathy for Plight of Pensioners in Eastern Ukraine
Government Should Stop Requiring Pensioners to Register as Displaced Persons
April 30, 2019
Activists Run Afoul of Kazakhstan’s Zero Tolerance for Protest
Four Jailed Recently, After Publicly Expressing Views
April 30, 2019
South Sudan’s Cynical Bid to Block War Crimes Court
African Union Should Step Up on Justice
