April 30, 2019
France Should Press Bahrain King on Rights Issues
Bahrain King’s Visit Ideal Opportunity to Urge Release of Nabeel Rajab, Prisoners
April 29, 2019
Acknowledging the Plight of Pain Patients in the US
CDC Clarifies its Opioid Prescription Guideline
April 26, 2019
A Historic Journey in a Wheelchair from Syria to the UN
Nujeen Mustafa is First Person with a Disability to Brief Security Council
April 26, 2019
Pakistan Should Heed Alarm Bells Over ‘Bride’ Trafficking
Allegations of Sale of Women to China Echo Abuses Elsewhere
April 26, 2019
UK Should Acknowledge Whole Story in Yemen
Houthi Abuses Don’t Negate Violations by Saudi-Led Coalition
April 25, 2019
In Turkey, Ankara Wakes Up to Court Lifting LGBTI Events Ban
Ban Created a Climate of Fear and Stigmatized LGBTI Community
April 25, 2019
South Africa’s Children with Disabilities Need the President’s Attention
Hundreds of Thousands Still not Getting Equal Education
April 23, 2019
Jailed Mozambican Journalists Get Bail after 3 Months
Baseless Charges Should Be Dropped Immediately
April 23, 2019
Time for Serbia to Uphold Rights of Women with Disabilities
UN Committee Finds New Evidence of Violence in Institutions
April 23, 2019
Big Task Ahead for Kenya’s New Police Chief
Time to Take a Bold Step to Address Police Abuses
April 22, 2019
Despite Denials, Bangladesh Stifles Free Expression
End Media Censorship, Prosecution of Journalists
April 18, 2019
Without Justice in the Central African Republic, ‘Everything Else is Wrecked’
Special Criminal Court Critical to Accountability for Past Crimes
April 17, 2019
Despite Progress, Torture in Afghanistan Still ‘Disturbingly High’
UN Finds ‘Staggering’ Numbers Tortured in Kandahar
April 17, 2019
Who Cares About Kenyan Women?
Authorities Remain Silent Despite Rising Public Outcry on Violence Against Women
April 16, 2019
Forced Labor Lives on in Uzbekistan’s Cotton Fields
Reforms Need to Target the Underlying Soviet-Era System Encouraging Forced Labor
