September 24, 2019
Kazakhstan Supreme Court Upholds Privacy Rights
Judges Dismiss “Moral Policing” Justification for Anti-Lesbian Facebook Post
September 24, 2019
Mass Arrests Cast Doubt on Rights Reform in Kazakhstan
President Should Make Good on Promises to Change Protest Law
September 23, 2019
Critics of Myanmar Government Facing Prison Time
Civilian Officials’ Intolerance of Criticism Rivaling Military’s
September 23, 2019
How Far Will Sisi’s Government Go to Crush Protests?
More Repression Feared as Crackdown on Protestors Intensifies
September 23, 2019
US Consumer Complaints Database Will Remain Public
A Positive Development for the Rights of the Poor
September 23, 2019
Indonesia’s President Urges Delay on Criminal Code Vote
Harmful Provisions in Bill Should Be Rejected Outright
September 23, 2019
Without Sign Language, Deaf People Are Not Equal
Governments Should Ensure Equal Access to Information and Services
September 20, 2019
No Justice 3 Years After DR Congo Massacre
At Least 66 Protesters Killed Yet No Senior Officials Held to Account
September 20, 2019
Britain Should Practice What It Preaches
Parliament Suspension at Home as Government Champions Rights Abroad
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
